Vienna Black

Vienna Black

Born on May 27, 1995, in New York City, Vienna Black entered the adult industry in 2017 at roughly 22 years of age. Of Dominican, Brazilian, Jamaican, Scottish, and French descent, she is among the more ethnically diverse performers to emerge from the New York scene and counts herself among Mixed Race Models working in adult entertainment.

Early Career and Studio Work

Before transitioning to adult content, Vienna held conventional employment but made the decision to pursue performing full-time. She had no prior modeling or acting background when she began shooting. Despite that, she built a steady output quickly, accumulating credits across multiple studios. Her affiliation with Digital Playground is among her more notable studio connections, placing her within the roster of a well-established production company known for higher-budget releases.

Career Output

Over the course of her career, Vienna has appeared in 92 videos, 33 photosets, and posed for 125 covers. These numbers reflect a productive stretch during her active studio years. She has worked under several aliases, including Tatiana and Tatiana Lopez, though Vienna Black became her primary professional name and the one most associated with her body of work.

Profile and Physical Details

Standing 5'7" with black hair, brown eyes, and a slim build, Vienna measures 34C-26-34 with natural breasts. She has a left nostril piercing and no tattoos. Her look and mixed Latina heritage became a defining element of her marketability across various studios and content niches.

Industry Longevity and Current Status

With activity spanning from 2017 to the present, Vienna has maintained a presence in the industry for roughly eight years. Her studio-based work appears to have tapered, with her professional listings noting her adult model and porn star roles as former occupations. She has shifted focus toward independent content creation, maintaining an OnlyFans account where she continues to produce material on her own terms. This trajectory mirrors a broader industry pattern in which performers move from studio-driven production to self-managed platforms after establishing name recognition through traditional channels.