Nikki Nova

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Nikki Nova (born January 5, 1972 in Hampton, Virginia)[1] is an American porn star.

Career

She has been featured on Showtime, Cinemax, HBO, MTV, BET, E! as well as on other pay-per-view specials.

She started out as an exotic dancer and quickly earned tremendous success. It didn't take long before she had offers from numerous men's publications and as a result Nikki has embellished an impressive amount of magazine covers such as Playboy's Book of Lingerie, Penthouse Magazine, Club, High Society and Swank.

While appearing in most of the major adult men's magazines, Nova has chosen to confine her adult work to "soft-core" photo shoots, as well as R-rated movies and cable programs, steering clear of "hard-core" pornographic ventures. She has, however, made several foot fetish films with foot-related oral action. Most of her foot fetish films were made for FM Concepts.

In 2003, she became co-host (along with adult film star Crystal Knight) of the Playboy channel program Night Calls: 411, a more urban "hip hop" version of the long running adult cable hit Night Calls. Nova would remain co-host until the show's demise in May 2005.

On November 4, 2005, Nova was seriously injured after falling from a horse during a photo shoot. She suffered some head trauma, which landed her in the Intensive Care Unit of a Scottsdale, Arizona hospital for a week. She had no health insurance, so her webmaster set up the web site getwellnikki.com to gather donations.[3] She has since made a full recovery and is back to work full time.

Partial filmography

Title Released Company Director Starring Notes
Football Fantasies 2004 Danni Hard Cut Dean G. & Dominik Allen Adele Stephens, Avy Scott, Danni Ashe, Friday, Jamie Lynn, Kelly Madison, Keri Windsor, Mary Carey, Nikki Nova, Penny Flame, Taylor St. Claire
Rack Em 2007 Peach Anita Dark, Cassia Riley, Devon Lee, Erika Jordan, Kayla Paige, Lexxi Tyler, Lisa Daniels, Nikki Nova, Puma Swede, Tyler Faith

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References

  1. 1.0 1.1 IAFD
  2. http://www.freeones.com/html/n_links/Nikki_Nova/
  3. "Nova Continues Recovery", by David Woodman, November 11, 2005. Retrieved 2007-09-26.