Zoey Holloway

Zoey Holloway

Starting her adult career at age 42, Zoey Holloway entered the industry far later than most performers and built a 15-year career that lasted from 2009 through her retirement in 2024. Born on November 27, 1966, in Los Angeles, California, she is sometimes credited under the aliases Tina H. Thurston and Zoey Halloway.

Career Timeline

Zoey's debut came in 2009, and she quickly found a niche as a MILF performer, a category she worked in consistently throughout her career. Over the course of 15 years, she accumulated a substantial body of work: 340 videos, 33 photosets, and 373 cover appearances. Her output reflects steady demand from studios across a range of production styles.

Her studio affiliations spanned several well-known names in the industry. She appeared in productions for Penthouse, Brazzers, New Sensations, Mile High, Girlfriend Films, Dogfart, Do the Wife, and Alterotic. This range of studios indicates work across mainstream, interracial, girl-girl, and fetish categories. She also operated her own site under the name zoeyholloway, and held credits as a producer, suggesting direct involvement in the business side of her content.

Beyond Performing

Outside of on-camera work, Zoey carried several professional titles over the years. She was active as a blogger, writer, and YouTuber under her real name Tina M. Thurston, maintaining a presence that extended beyond the adult industry itself. She also described herself as an influencer and fetish model at various points during her career.

Physical Profile and Style

Standing 5'9" with brown hair and brown eyes, Zoey has a slim build with measurements of 39-27-37 and enhanced 36C breasts. She is notably tattooed, with ink on her right calf, both forearms, right breast, center lower back, and right shoulder. The designs include a rose, a heart locket with the word "Love," a Jupiter astrology symbol, and a black five-pointed star, among others.

Retirement

Zoey retired in 2024 after 15 years in the industry. Her career stands out for its late start and sustained longevity, particularly in a field where performer turnover tends to be high. She should not be confused with the separately credited performer Zoe Holiday.