Sheeiziss

Sheeiziss

Born on February 5, 1994, in Kuta, Bali, Indonesia, Sheeiziss entered the adult modeling industry around the age of 26. She has been active since 2020 and works under several aliases, including Sheila, Sheiziss, Sheizzis, and Tokyo Hai.

Career and Studio Work

Sheeiziss built her portfolio through work with established glamour and art-nude studios. Her credits include modeling for MetArt, MetMovies, Playboy, and Katya Clover's production brand. Across these affiliations, she has accumulated 23 magazine or site covers, 8 photosets, and 15 videos. For a model who started relatively recently, that volume of cover appearances suggests steady demand from publishers.

Her association with MetArt places her within one of the longer-running European glamour networks, which has historically featured models from a wide range of international backgrounds. Her work with Playboy adds a mainstream dimension to her resume. The Katya Clover collaboration is also notable, as Katya Clover is herself a well-known model and content producer who has expanded into directing and producing content with other performers.

Profile and Background

Sheeiziss stands 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs approximately 110 pounds, with a slim build and measurements of 35-24-35. She has black hair, brown eyes, and enhanced breasts. She is among a relatively small number of Indonesian-born models working in the international adult modeling space, which gives her a somewhat distinctive position within the Asian Models category.

Independent Content

Beyond her studio work, Sheeiziss operates as an independent content creator and influencer under the Tokyo Hai name. This follows a common pattern among models who establish visibility through studio shoots and then leverage that recognition into direct-to-consumer platforms. She lists her professions as adult model and influencer.

Industry Context

With five years of activity as of 2025, Sheeiziss is still in a relatively early phase of her career. Her output so far has been concentrated in the art-nude and glamour segment rather than hardcore production. The combination of multiple studio affiliations and independent content work reflects the hybrid approach that has become standard for models entering the industry during the 2020s, where studio credentials and personal platforms tend to operate in parallel rather than as separate career tracks.