Bella Beyle

Bella Beyle

Born on September 23, 1989, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Bella Beyle entered the adult industry around 2009 at the age of 20. She worked under several aliases throughout her career, including Nikkie Johnson, Nikki Johnson, Bella Bailey, Stacy, and Talisa Gardner.

Career Timeline

Bella's earliest credited work dates to approximately 2009-2010. Her first known studio shoot was for BangBros, where she appeared on their Facial Fest series. Over the course of her career in adult entertainment, she accumulated credits across 44 covers, 12 photosets, and 32 videos. She worked as both an adult model and performer before stepping away from the industry.

Standing 5'9" with a slim, athletic build and blonde hair, Bella was among the tall models working during that period. She was notably tattooed, with at least nine visible tattoos across her body, including designs on both hips, her lower back, neck, wrist, foot, and ankles. She also had a tongue piercing.

Studio Work and Retirement

Bella's active period in mainstream adult production was relatively brief, spanning roughly from 2009 to 2012. During that window, she built a modest but documented body of work across covers and video content. Her association with BangBros is the most clearly documented studio affiliation in her catalog.

She retired from adult performance around 2012, ending a career of approximately three years in front of the camera. As a Brazilian model, she was part of a wave of performers from Latin America who gained visibility in the North American market during the late 2000s and early 2010s.

Post-Retirement

Following her departure from studio-based adult work, Bella transitioned to independent content creation and social media presence under the name Talisa Gardner. She maintains accounts on several platforms and offers content through a personal subscription page. While some sources list her as active from 2010 to the present, her conventional adult industry work concluded over a decade ago. Her current activity is limited to independent and self-published content rather than studio productions.