Ashley More

Ashley More

Born on March 26, 1981, in the Netherlands, Ashley More entered the adult industry at the age of 39, beginning her career around 2020. As a Dutch performer, she is part of a broader wave of European models who launched careers later in life, working within the MILF category of the industry.

Physical Appearance and Presentation

Ashley stands at 5'8" and carries a notably tattooed appearance, with ink covering her left arm in a full sleeve, both thighs, lower back, chest, lower belly, pubic area, left flank, right forearm, left shoulder blade, and right buttock. She also has several piercings, including her navel, right nipple, left nostril, and clit. Her enhanced 32D bust and shaved pubic style are consistent across her work. Brown hair and brown eyes complete a look that places her among the more heavily modified performers working in her segment. Those drawn to heavily tattooed performers may find her profile on the Tattooed Models list of interest.

Career Timeline

Ashley More began her professional adult career in 2020, making her a relatively recent entrant to the industry despite being in her late thirties at the time. As of 2026, she has been active for approximately five years. Her work has been positioned primarily within MILF-focused content, which aligns with her age demographic and the market segment she entered. She maintains an OnlyFans presence under the username ashleymore, which serves as her primary content platform.

Industry Context

Performers who begin careers after 35 represent a consistent and growing segment of the adult content market, particularly with the rise of subscription-based platforms since the early 2020s. Ashley's entry in 2020 coincided with a period of significant industry expansion on those platforms. Her Dutch nationality places her among a smaller but active group of Netherlands-based performers in the international adult content space.

No major studio affiliations or award nominations are recorded in the available data for Ashley More. Her career to date appears to be primarily platform-based rather than tied to traditional production houses, which is common for performers who entered the industry after 2019.