Aurora Snow
Penthouse Star, April 2006

Aurora Snow Bio

November 26, 1981 / Sagittarius / Age 42

Aurora Snow is an American-born Penthouse model, adult model and pornographic actress, director, columnist. She was born as Rebecca Claire Kensington on November 26, 1981 in Santa Maria, California, United States. During her modeling career, she was sometimes credited as Victoria, Angel, Aurora, Aurora Kim, Amber.

Aurora Snow was a Penthouse Star and featured model in April 2006. Her measurements are 34-27-36. Aurora Snow has soulful hazel eyes, honey blond hair, and natural breasts.

Aurora Snow grew up in a single-parent household, taking on the role of the eldest among her siblings. At the age of 18, she entered the pornographic entertainment industry with the intention of pursuing it for just a year. One of her initial professional ventures was in "More Dirty Debutantes 152," a film produced by Ed Powers.

During her tenure in the industry, Snow became a contract performer and director for Sin City from May 2003 to May 2005. Her directorial debut, "Assploitations," showcased her multifaceted talent behind the camera. Additionally, she hosted "Private Calls" on Playboy TV.

Snow's involvement extended beyond performing, as she reported on John Stagliano's obscenity case for Adult Video News in July 2010. Despite her personal stance on condom usage, she supported the 2012 Measure B vote in Los Angeles, advocating for safer working conditions in the industry.

In 2011, after a decade-long career, Snow bid farewell to the pornographic film industry and relocated from Los Angeles to Macon, Missouri, marking a new chapter in her life. Her on-screen presence transcended adult entertainment, with appearances in mainstream films like "The Rules of Attraction" and a cameo in "Superbad."

Beyond acting, Snow engaged in discussions on various platforms, addressing topics like racism in pornography and the regulation of vice. She contributed articles to publications like The Daily Beast and Glammonitor, offering insights into the porn industry and women's issues.

Her speaking engagements at esteemed institutions like Harvard Law School and the University of South Carolina School of Law underscored her commitment to fostering meaningful dialogue on controversial subjects. In a poignant article titled "A Porn Star's Letter to Her Unborn Son," Snow shared her journey into motherhood, sparking important conversations about personal choices and societal perceptions.

As she embraced motherhood, Snow's openness about her career path resonated with many, including her father, who expressed pride in her accomplishments.