About
Abella Danger was born on November 19, 1995, in Miami, Florida, to a Jewish-Ukrainian family. A classically trained ballet dancer in her teens, she says the discipline of dance helped her feel comfortable expressing herself on camera later on. At 18 she filmed her first scene for Bang Bros, and by 2014 she had moved to Los Angeles to pursue adult entertainment full-time. Today she is regarded as one of the industry’s most in-demand performers, with more than 700 credited titles and an AVN Best New Starlet award in 2016 under her belt. Fortune once described her as “wildly popular,” a reputation echoed by the 10-plus million followers who track her life on Instagram and X.
Beyond traditional adult work, Danger has steadily blurred the line between adult and mainstream media. She starred opposite Small Hands in Bella Thorne’s short film “Her & Him” (2019), appeared in Thorne’s “Shake It” music video, and even lent vocals to DJ Borgore’s single “911.” In 2023 she co-hosted the AVN Awards’ first post-pandemic live show, and in 2024 she surprised fans by enrolling at the University of Miami with the long-term goal of becoming an attorney—proof that her ambitions extend well past the camera lens.
Before Fame
Raised in a tight-knit household, Danger spent much of her childhood at the dance barre and in local theater classes. Ballet, she has said in interviews, taught her poise and stamina—traits that later translated to lengthy film shoots. She first explored modeling as a hobby, but the dramatic arts soon held greater allure. After graduating from high school she briefly considered studying psychology, yet the pull of performing proved stronger; a single audition for Bang Bros in 2014 launched her career almost overnight. By the time she turned 20 she had relocated to California, signed with several major studios—including Evil Angel, Jules Jordan, and Vixen—and was shooting multiple scenes a week.
Trivia
- Record-setting streams: Pornhub’s 2023 data listed her at 1.89 billion video views, the most for any performer that year.
- Award magnet: She has picked up trophies from AVN, XBIZ, XRCO, NightMoves, Urban X, and Pornhub—including “Most Epic Ass” four years in a row.
- Music crossovers: In addition to Borgore’s “911,” she cameoed in Mod Sun’s “Karma” and co-wrote lyrics for an indie EDM track that charted on Beatport’s Top 50.
- NFT experiment: In 2024 Danger partnered with a blockchain studio to release an 18-piece NFT art series that sold out in minutes.
- Language buff: Fluent in English and conversational Hebrew, she practices Spanish during downtime on Miami campus.
Family Life
While Danger is candid about her work, she keeps her immediate family out of the spotlight, mentioning only that her parents remain in South Florida and are “surprisingly supportive” of her choices. Publicly, she has spoken most about her former relationship with singer Gaby Guerrero (Gaby G), even guest-starring in Guerrero’s “City on Fire” video. Danger says the partnership helped her balance the pressures of fame with a semblance of normalcy. These days she divides time between Los Angeles sets, university classes in Miami, and quiet weekends with her rescue dog, Jupiter.
Associated With
Danger’s crossover résumé is dotted with high-profile collaborators:
- Bella Thorne – director of “Her & Him” and co-star in the viral “Shake It” video.
- Small Hands – frequent on-screen partner, notably in Thorne’s short film.
- Denise Richards – joined Danger in a 2022 OnlyFans photo shoot recreating the iconic “Wild Things” pool scene.
- Reya Sunshine – co-host alongside Danger at the live 2023 AVN Awards.
- DJ Borgore – collaborated on the electro track “911,” highlighting Danger’s interest in music.
