Bree Daniels

Bree Daniels

Starting as a webcam model in 2010 at age 19, Bree Daniels built a career in adult entertainment that spanned roughly 13 years. Born on November 8, 1991, in Billings, Montana, she grew up with German and Irish heritage and had brief exposure to modeling as a teenager before entering the industry. An agent discovered her through her cam work and brought her to Los Angeles to begin performing in adult films.

Studio Work and Filmography

Bree's early career centered on solo and lesbian content, and she quickly established herself within that niche. Over the course of her career, she accumulated more than 300 film credits, working with studios including Girlfriends Films, Evil Angel, Blacked, Vixen, Tushy, Reality Kings, Twistys, Digital Sin, Girlsway, and Penthouse. Notable titles in her filmography include Please Make Me Lesbian! 7, The Bree Daniels Experience, Lesbian Seductions: Older/Younger, and Dream Pairings: Chapter One. While she became most closely associated with lesbian scenes, her work expanded to include interracial and anal content over time.

Industry Recognition

Her earliest industry honor came in July 2010 when she was named Twistys Treat of the Month. In 2012, she received an AVN Award nomination for Best Group Lesbian Sex Scene for Please Make Me Lesbian! 7, a scene she shared with Prinzzess, Lily Carter, and Zoey Holloway. She was named Penthouse Pet of the Month in March 2014. Her most significant award came in 2015, when she won the XBIZ Award for Lesbian Performer of the Year.

Frequent collaborators throughout her career included Shyla Jennings, Dani Daniels, Georgia Jones, Malena Morgan, Ariana Marie, August Ames, and Samantha Rone.

Later Career and Public Profile

Later in her career, Bree publicly identified as queer and shifted her appearance toward a more androgynous look, cutting her previously long redhead hair short. She became an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights within the adult industry. In 2018, she drew controversy with public comments criticizing what she called "fake lesbians" in the industry, alleging that most female performers lacked genuine interest in same-sex work and that award voting was influenced by off-camera favors. She declined to name specific individuals. The remarks generated backlash, and she maintained a lower public profile afterward.

Bree stands 5 feet 6 inches tall with green eyes, natural breasts, and tattoos including a Celtic sisters knot on her left shoulder blade and a pine tree symbolizing the Iroquois Tree of Peace on her left shoulder. Her professional activity appears to have wound down around 2023 after 13 years in the industry.