Mia Little

Mia Little

Starting her career in the early 2010s under various names including Mai Li and Mia Li, Mia Little has built a lengthy resume across multiple segments of the adult industry. Born in the United States, she stands at 155 cm and is of Asian descent, placing her among the Asian Models active in adult content creation.

Career Timeline and Studio Work

Mia Little's studio career began around 2012 and quickly expanded across a wide range of productions. She worked with numerous well-known studios, appearing in scenes for Kink.com, Evil Angel, Brazzers, and several smaller independent labels. Her filmography spans a broad variety of genres, and she became particularly recognized for her work in BDSM and fetish content, especially through multiple appearances on Kink.com's various channels.

Over the years, she accumulated a substantial number of scene credits, making her one of the more prolific Asian American performers of her generation. By the mid-2010s, she had established herself as a reliable presence in both mainstream and niche productions.

Transition and Identity

A notable aspect of Mia Little's career is her public evolution. She has been open about her identity and has used several professional names throughout different phases of her work. The shift from Mia Li to Mia Little marked a period of personal and professional change. She has spoken publicly about her experiences in the industry, including advocacy around performer rights and consent.

Physical Attributes and Appearance

Mia Little has black hair, brown eyes, and augmented D-cup breasts. She has multiple tattoos, including a row of flowers across her collarbones, along with ink on her left forearm, lower back, and shoulders. She also has nipple and septum piercings, contributing to an alternative aesthetic that aligns with much of the fetish and kink content she has been associated with. At 155 cm, she fits within the short models category.

Online Presence

Beyond studio work, Mia Little has maintained a direct-to-fan presence through platforms like OnlyFans, where she continues to produce independent content. This shift mirrors a broader industry trend of performers moving toward self-distributed material as a primary or supplementary income source. She remains active on social media and continues to engage with her audience through these channels.