Cytherea

About Cytherea

Cytherea (born September 27, 1981 in Salt Lake City, Utah) is an American porn star. She is notable for her ability to squirt while performing sex acts.

Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, Cytherea took her stage name from the Greek goddess of love, beauty, and music. She originally had a Yahoo! fan group when she was recruited by an agent into the adult industry. Her career started in 2003, and she has performed in over 350 movies. Her first scene was with Tyce Bune for I've Never Done That Before 14. Elegant Angel produced a series of movies featuring her dubbed as "Squirtwoman". She has two children.

Cytherea formed a production company called Cytherea Productions in 2004, and she won the Best New Starlet Award from AVN in 2005. She has appeared on cable television shows, most notably the HBO/Cinemax series Sex Games: Vegas, Playboy TV's Night Calls and has been a guest on the Tom Leykis Show and The Howard Stern Show.

Cytherea also hosted an industry talk and interview radio show on KSEX in Los Angeles, California called Goddess of Gush. According to her website, the show was cancelled in 2006 and Cytherea has toured as a feature dancer in the past.

Cytherea performed her first anal scene in the movie Cytherea's Anal Whores in 2006. She self-identifies as bisexual.

In 2012, Cytherea signed with Ideal Image Management for representation, returning to performing after a brief stint in 2010–11 after a nearly four-year hiatus. In 2014, Cytherea announced her intentions to crowdfund her return to the adult industry. She stated that since retiring from the industry in 2005, she has been a stay-at-home-mother to her two children. She also stated that she has had plastic surgery done in order to prepare herself for her return, which included breast implants.

Cytherea's house was invaded and robbed in January 2015, which involved a sexual assault by three armed men. Police believed the house was selected at random. Cytherea, her husband, and her two children were all home at the time. She was married to Timothy Hale. Hale died at the age of 52 on November 2, 2016.