Emma Hix

Emma Hix

Born on October 25, 1997, in Kelowna, British Columbia, Emma Hix entered the adult industry in 2016 at age 18. She is among the Canadian Models who relocated to Los Angeles to pursue a full-time career in adult entertainment, having previously worked as a webcam performer.

Career Timeline

Emma's early work placed her firmly in the teen spinner category, where her small frame and energetic performances drew steady bookings. Standing 5'4" and weighing 110 pounds, she fit the petite niche that studios were actively casting for during the mid-2010s. She quickly built a workload that has, over nearly a decade, resulted in 385 videos and 204 photosets across a range of studios.

Digital Playground is among the notable studios she has been affiliated with. Her catalog also reflects a broad range of production companies, consistent with a performer maintaining a high volume of output year after year. She has appeared on 589 covers throughout her career.

Notable Milestones

In May 2021, Emma appeared in Playboy, marking a crossover moment outside the standard adult production circuit.

Her work has been recognized at industry award ceremonies on multiple occasions. At the 2020 Spank Bank Awards, she won two categories: Reverse Cowgirl Connoisseur of the Year and Silky Smooth. More recently, she won the AVN Award for Best POV Sex Scene in 2025, a recognition from the industry's most prominent awards body.

Style and Appearance

Emma is a blonde performer with brown eyes and enhanced DD-cup breasts. She has several tattoos, including a bird on her right flank, script below her right breast, two large roses on her left biceps, script on her left forearm, ribbon bows on the back of each thigh, and three blue flowers on her right ankle. She also has navel and nostril piercings.

Longevity

With activity spanning from 2016 to the present, Emma has been working in the industry for roughly nine years. That sustained presence, combined with consistent output and award recognition as recently as 2025, places her among performers who have moved well past the early-career phase into an established, ongoing body of work. She has also been credited under several aliases, including Crissy Kay and Eryn Andrew.