April Flores

April Flores

Born in Los Angeles, California on April 30, 1976, April Flores entered the adult industry in 2005 when she filmed her first scene alongside Belladonna for Evil Angel. She has remained active in the industry since, accumulating nearly two decades of work as of 2026.

Career Overview

Flores works across solo, girl/girl, and boy/girl formats, with her content distributed through established studio channels as well as her own independent platforms. Her career spans a period of significant change in the adult industry, covering the shift from primarily studio-based production toward creator-driven distribution models.

Her background extends beyond performance. Flores works professionally as a photographer and writer, and in 2013 she co-wrote and published a fine art book titled Fat Girl, which positioned her work within a broader visual arts context rather than strictly within adult entertainment.

Industry Recognition

Flores holds a notable place in AVN history as the first BBW performer to appear on the cover of AVN Magazine. She received an AVN Award nomination for Crossover Star of the Year in 2011, and in 2014 she won the AVN Award for BBW Performer of the Year. These recognitions marked her as a prominent figure within her category at a time when the BBW segment was gaining more formal acknowledgment from industry trade organizations.

Her screen name Fatty D, also used as Fatty Delicious, has been associated with her work since the early years of her career and remains in use across some platforms.

Physical Profile

April stands 5'2" and has natural red hair and brown eyes. She has several tattoos, including work on her inner right calf, outside left calf, and upper and lower back. She appears on the BBW Models and Natural Boobs lists.

Platforms and Presence

Flores maintains an active presence on OnlyFans under the handle theaprilflores, consistent with her broader identity across social platforms. She began her career at approximately 30 years of age, which is later than many performers, and her continued activity into her late forties places her among a smaller group of long-tenured performers in the industry.