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Alliyah Sky

🇺🇸 United States
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AKA: Alyia

Personal Details

Age
36 years young Born: Saturday 2nd of June 1990
Gender
Female
Career
2011-2014 Started at 21; 3 years active

Physical Attributes

Height
5'4" (162.0 cm)
Hair Color
Eye Color
Ethnicity
Measurements
34B-27-34
Breast Type
Piercings
Navel

Alliyah Sky

Born on June 2, 1990, Alliyah Sky is an American performer of Asian descent who worked in the adult industry during the early 2010s. She is also known under the name Alyia.

Career

Alliyah entered the industry in 2011 and remained active through 2014, giving her a career span of approximately three years. That window places her among the generation of performers who built their filmographies during a transitional period for the industry, as digital distribution was becoming the dominant format for adult content.

Her physical profile during her active years included a natural bust, brown eyes, and brunette hair, with a height of 162 cm. She carried a navel piercing as a distinguishing feature. As an Asian-American performer, she was part of a demographic that maintained consistent studio demand throughout the period she was active. Asian Models have represented a steady segment of the industry across multiple decades.

Filmography and Affiliations

Alliyah's screen credits are catalogued through TMDB, which serves as the primary database reference for her work. Specific studio affiliations and scene counts from her active period are not fully detailed in available records, though her career output falls within the typical range for performers active over a three-year window during that era.

Retirement

Alliyah Sky's last recorded activity dates to 2014, placing her among performers who exited the industry during the mid-2010s. She does not appear to maintain active content platforms at this time. Her career, while relatively brief, represents a complete arc from entry to exit within the span of three years, which is consistent with many performers from that generation who chose not to extend into the subscription-based content model that emerged in the years that followed.

No sibling or family connections to other industry performers are noted in available records.