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Nikki Tyler (Born:December 4 1972 in Berkeley, California) is a pornographic actress best known for her work in the 1990s. Tyler starred in numerous musical stage performances in high school. Later, she went to college in Los Angeles, aspiring to become a clinical psychologist. In order to help finance her tuition, she decided to appear in nude photo shoots. She graced over 100 top men's magazines, becoming Penthouse magazine's Pet of the Month in December 1995. Tyler then dropped out of college, attended makeup school, and was employed as a makeup artist for Vivid Video.

Adult film career Edit

She (Nikki Tyler; Nicole Broaderson) worked there for a year and a half before porn stars Celeste and Ashlyn Gere convinced Tyler to enter the hardcore industry.

Tyler did only lesbian scenes at first. Her first on-screen girl/girl scene was in American Pie (1995). This was followed by a scene with her real-life longterm off-screen lesbian lover at the time, Jenna Jameson, in VR69 (1995). Her relationship with Jameson was documented in Jameson's autobiography. The two were together off and on for several years, and reportedly remain close friends to this day.

She was rewarded for her success a few months later with her own exclusive Vivid contract. In order to improve her popularity, Tyler obtained breast implants. She also began to work with male porn stars such as Rocco Siffredi in Nikki Loves Rocco (1996). Nikki Tyler retired from the porn industry in 1999. However in a 2002 interview she claimed she never retired. Her website was not updated since 2004 and now points to Jack's Playground.

Trivia Edit

• She has two identifying tattoos: a rose on her right buttock, and a small tattoo on her left ankle.^{[citation needed]}

• According to Jenna Jameson's autobiography, Nikki lives in California with her husband and young daughter. ^[1]

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ Jameson, Jenna How to make Love Like a Porn Star (2004 ISBN 0-06-053909-7), pg. 569)

External links Edit

• 2001 Interview

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