Rebecca Love

Rebecca Love

Born in Richmond, Virginia on March 30, 1976, and raised in upstate New York, Rebecca Love built a career that spanned roughly two decades across multiple segments of the adult entertainment industry. After finishing high school, she relocated to Palm Beach, Florida, where she started working as an exotic dancer.

Early Career and Film Debut

Rebecca made her first hardcore film appearance in 1999 with Beaver Hunt 6, a production associated with Hustler and Vivid. Following that debut, she expanded into feature dancing across the country while continuing to take on roles in erotic and adult films. Over the course of her career, she appeared in 134 videos, posed for 178 covers, and completed 44 photosets.

Media Work and Broadcasting

Beyond film and dancing, Rebecca developed a presence in broadcasting and media. She made appearances on The Howard Stern Radio Show and was featured in multiple print magazines. She went on to host talk radio programs for KSEX, VAVOOM, and Nowlive. Her podcast and talk show "Kink'd Out" became another ongoing project, reflecting her shift toward hosting and commentary roles within the industry.

Career Span and Retirement

Rebecca's active years in the adult industry stretched from the late 1990s through 2020, giving her a career of over two decades. During that time she worked as an actress, adult model, webcam model, exotic dancer, podcaster, and radio host. She has been credited under several aliases, including Christina Coleman, Rebecca Luv, and others. Her retirement from adult film work came in 2020, though she has maintained a presence through content platforms and social media.

Physical Profile

Standing 5 feet 2 inches tall, Rebecca has green eyes and auburn hair. Her measurements are listed as 38DD-24-36 with enhanced breasts. She fits comfortably among short models in the industry. Her body of work and long tenure also place her among veteran models who maintained relevance across different eras of adult entertainment, from the late-1990s DVD era through the rise of webcam and subscription platforms.