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Published 09:30 15 Jul 2026 GMT
One of the adult entertainment industry's most recognizable stars has revealed there's still one fantasy she hasn't managed to realize.
Angela White, who entered the adult industry at 18 after growing up in Australia before later moving to the United States, says she's accomplished a huge amount throughout her career, but there is one sexual area she is yet to frequent.
Most recently, she took home two trophies at the Pornhub Awards, including the Most Popular Female Performer, the industry's most prestigious prize.
Despite her list of achievements, White admits there's one experience that still eludes her, and admittedly it is a little out of this world… literally.
"I want to have sex in space," she told news.com.au, explaining she's fascinated by the idea of intimacy in zero gravity.
"I'm so fascinated and curious about it — although even if I can't make space happen, maybe I can convince a zero gravity place to let me experience it."
White said she imagines the weightless environment would create a completely different experience.
She believes the visuals would be "hypnotizing" and compared the sensation to being intimate in water.
She also quipped that certain positions and movements would probably have an amusing twist without gravity.
While she acknowledged the idea is probably unrealistic due to the enormous cost involved, not least the safety limitations, she admitted it's still something she'd love to experience.
"I'd just love to experience that," she said.
Although she's open to trying new things, White said there are clear boundaries she won't cross when filming.
She explained she refuses to take part in anything illegal, degrading, or motivated by hate.
"I really just focus on things that are fun and working with directors that I enjoy being on set with and working with performers that I have genuine connection with. Those are what I focus on," she said.
As the owner of her own production company, White also spoke about some of the less glamorous aspects of working in the industry.
She said meeting release deadlines can often be one of the biggest challenges, pointing to her award-winning film F* Angela, which launched simultaneously on DVD, VHS and digital platforms.
"So having those moving parts and trying to get everything ready for releasing on a specific day, that's stressful," she explained.
"But I mean it's part of the job as long as you have good time management skills you can usually get it done."
However, she said unexpected setbacks are almost inevitable.
According to White, productions can be disrupted by last-minute cancellations, locations falling through or performers withdrawing from a project.
She admitted those situations "can be stressful."
White also challenged the perception many people still have about the adult industry.
"A lot of people still think it's a shady industry, when in reality it is very corporate – there is so much compliance," she told news.com.au.
"There is so much paperwork."
She explained that performers are required to complete extensive compliance procedures before filming, including 2257 documentation, which verifies identities and ages to help prevent child exploitation.
Every performer must present identification on camera before a scene begins, while both participants also complete a detailed boundaries checklist covering every activity they are willing, or unwilling, to take part in.
"We go through and say 'yes' or 'no' or ask for clarification," White said, adding that the process usually takes between 15 and 30 minutes.
She said these behind-the-scenes procedures often surprise people, noting that much of the industry operates with a level of corporate oversight that many outsiders wouldn't expect.
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Published 13:29 06 Dec 2024 GMT
Angela White has spoken out about the one regret she has about her illustrious career in the adult entertainment industry.
The Australian adult film actress has had a decorated career in the industry, winning multiple awards and even being dubbed "the Meryl Streep of p*rn" by The Daily Beast.
Having studied at Australia's prestigious Melbourne University, White has also researched women's experiences while making adult movies.
In fact, the thesis she penned for her first-class honors degree focused on the radical potential of pleasure in the adult entertainment industry.
Reflecting on her career in an interview with News.com.au, she revealed that she began researching the industry at 14, driven by a desire to explore her sexuality.
However, she acknowledges that there is one aspect of her early career she would change.
"When I developed, I was highly sexual and excited to explore my sexuality," White shared.
"But I did so in an environment [where I was] sl*t shamed for expressing and exploring my sexuality – no matter how I did it.
"If I slept with men I was a sl*t, and if I slept with women I was a lesbian, which I was labeled in a derogatory way. I felt very ostracised for something that was core to who I am."
After spending years researching the business before entering it herself, White now regrets not taking the time to explain her decision to her family and friends.
"I think I was just excited and so adamant this is what I wanted to do with my life that I just told people it's what I was doing. There was no moment for comments, questions, or concerns," she admitted.
In hindsight, White wishes she had taken more time to communicate with her loved ones, especially her mother. Her mother’s initial reaction was one of concern, particularly as there were fewer resources about the industry at the time.
Despite the challenges, White attributes her success to her passion for her work. She also has a significant presence on OnlyFans, where subscribers can make direct requests.
According to White, these requests are typically "normal" and often "wholesome."
"Fans will come up to me at conventions and offer to massage my feet. And I actually love that because I've been on my feet in heels all day," she said.
White has also observed a growing number of women subscribing to her content on OnlyFans.
"I create specific content for women on my OnlyFans and they pay for it. And women are my biggest tippers. I think women are looking for a diverse range of things just like men are," she noted.
Published 15:10 19 Sep 2025 GMT
Adult star Angela White has revealed the three things that she would never do in the industry - and it’s probably not what you’d expect.
White has been in the business since she was 18 years old, and has seen a lot in that time.
But, there are a few red lines that she simply won’t cross.
White, an Australian adult performer, has a whole host of awards and accolades to her name for her work in the business, being a three-time AVN Female Performer of the Year, as well as a Hall of Fame inductee.
Obviously, she has more than a few X-rated stories to tell, too.
Despite that, there are still things she’d like to do, including - bizarrely enough - becoming the first person (that we know of) to have sex in space.
Of course, that’s a bit of a long shot, but you’ve got to have a dream, right?
However, there are lines that she simply won’t go beyond.
You might wonder about the things that she won’t do, especially given the nature of the business and the ever-changing levels and lengths that some performers will go to to set themselves apart.
For White, it’s not necessarily things that she won’t do, more standards and ethics that she sets herself to live by.
The three things are, anything illegal, anything hateful, or anything derogatory.
Not a bad set of morals to have, especially in an industry that can sometimes catch a bad press for all three of those things.
In an interview with News.com.au, White explained: “I really just focus on things that are fun and working with directors that I enjoy being on set with and working with performers that I have a genuine connection with.
"Those are what I focus on.”
As with any career, there are things that she’d have done differently if she had the time back to have another go.
In White’s case, that’s having the discussion about her work with her loved ones in another way.
White explained: “I think I was just excited and so adamant that this is what I wanted to do with my life that I just told people it’s what I was doing.
"There was no moment for comments, questions or concerns.”
Published 16:03 22 May 2026 GMT
Angela White has revealed that there is one thing that everyone should be doing to improve their time in the bedroom.
It's 2026 and it's fair to say that the taboo around sex and NSFW content has more or less faded into non-existence.
We live in the age of OnlyFans, and sometimes an innocent scroll on social media can bring you across adult content that you weren't expecting to see.
It does mean, though, that speaking openly about the deed is more normalised than ever before, which is a positive for couples and the heads of media companies alike.
With shows like Virgin Island consistently on the air, the phrase "sex sells" has never been truer, and with lifestyles like swinging also less rare than ever before, there's a lot of sex that we may not be aware of.
Many may believe that online pornography is the best teacher when it comes to grasping the basics of sex, but this is far from the truth.
But while watching porn for sex tips may not be the smartest move, those who are performing in the videos may know a thing or two about having a good time between the sheets.
Popular adult star Angela White has recently revealed that there is one small thing you can do during sex that will improve the experience for all involved.
It's nothing to do with experimenting with sex toys or a Kama Sutra-esque position; it's actually some pretty straightforward advice that focuses on using your words.
She explained: "Sex gets better the more you communicate. People are just so scared to talk about sex, but don't you want to be having great sex?
"I know it can seem awkward, but the more you talk about it, the easier it gets, so just start just start talking about sex with everyone."
The Aussie adult star also previously spoke about one of the biggest misconceptions about the adult industry.
Many may believe that those involved in the production don't choose to be there and that anyone who can have sex would be able to perform on camera.
White said that this is not true, explaining that it takes special actors to perform on set, and having performed in nearly 1000 scenes, she may know a thing or two about it all.
She revealed: “I would say that people still don’t think performers make the choice to get into porn,
“That people in porn are only there because they have no other options or that the only reason you could ever do the work is because you’re so incredibly traumatized.
“And all of that is just not true,” she concluded.
Published 12:54 24 Feb 2026 GMT
Encountering a celebrity crush in a romantic capacity is merely a distant reality for most, but not for one of the world’s biggest adult stars, Angela White.
The Australian pornstar is hot property in the adult film industry at present, and as of 2025, is the second-most watched name on PornHub, behind only Alex Adams.
Having accrued a litany of awards and acknowledgements during her decorated career for her services in the industry, becoming an AVN Hall of Fame inductee in the process, White has earned herself the nickname the "Meryl Streep" of the adult film sector.
With her talents procuring the gaze of billions of viewers each year, it is unsurprising that the 38-year-old caught the attention of her own “hall pass” crush.
Appearing on the 2 Goons podcast, the Melbourne University alumnus revealed all to hosts Che Durena and JJ Liberman about one particular celebrity who she found pursuing her in her Instagram DMs.
While no stranger to messages from adoring male fans, the identity of this particular messenger captured White’s imagination.
Although she kept his identity private, she described him as a major household name and said their online exchange quickly turned into something in person.
White openly praised their chemistry, saying the make-out sessions were great and the sex was incredible, adding that she was more than impressed overall.
However, there was one particular feature of her celebrity admirer that stood out, commenting on the size of his manhood, White said: “Not only was his d**k incredible, and the sex amazing, but he had a thick member. A big, long, thick member.”
After initially appearing to confirm that her secret lover was American, White playfully backtracked: “I’m not even gonna say… no more questions like that!”
Beyond the physical connection with the mysterious, well-endowed suitor, the Aussie was taken with the impressive, lavish nature of his home.
“What surprised me about it, was that I really enjoyed being in his place. It was so motivating. I was looking at everything he had, and was like ‘I need to make money. This is next level.’ I’d never been in a place like that,” she exclaimed.
The OnlyFans model, who has accumulated an estimated net worth of $10 million, as per Finance Monthly, was not only given a night of passion with a famous name but also an insight into the luxurious world of Hollywood property.
Published 12:48 04 Jun 2025 GMT
Angela White is one of the biggest adult stars in the world, and she's revealed what sort of scene pays the most money.
At 40 years old, Angrela White is a veteran in the game, having started in adult films at just 18.
With nearly two decades of experience behind her, she’s seen the rise and fall of multiple platforms - from DVD domination to internet piracy to the rise of OnlyFans.
In a revealing interview, Angela admitted that the scenes that bring in the highest payouts are often the ones that demand the most preparation.
Speaking about one of the most lucrative acts, she said: "There's a process that we go through to clean out and prepare for anal, so more labour time equals more money," she explained, per the Daily Mail.
She went on: "You're not paying me extra for anal; you're paying me not to eat because I love eating."
Angela also revealed that before discovering how much more she could earn from these more intense scenes, she wasn’t exactly thrilled about doing them.
While Angela had long established herself through traditional porn production, it was the pandemic that pushed her into the next phase of her career: full-blown digital creator.
"It was really Covid that got me on OnlyFans," she told Life Uncut Podcast. "I was in my house not able to shoot how I usually do and I was like 'what can I do?' I still wanted to express my sexuality and be able to earn a living."
OnlyFans turned out to be more than just a backup plan. It gave her control, creative freedom, and serious money—so much so that she’s now in the top 0.01 percent of creators on the platform.
"Not everybody in the top 0.01 percent is making $7 million in two months, but it's really good money, it's really amazing," Angela shared.
Looking back on her early career, Angela remembers a very different world. DVDs ruled, and p*rn distribution was tightly controlled by production studios. That all changed when websites like P*rnHub exploded in the late 2000s.
But with that accessibility came a downside: piracy.
"When porn became more easily accessible that was actually really bad for the adult industry because piracy and torrenting meant that there was less money for the industry, which also meant less money for performers," she said.
OnlyFans helped flip that script by putting content behind a paywall again, bringing revenue back into the hands of the performers.
Angela sees OnlyFans as more than a cash cow. It’s an industry-level shift that’s changed how porn works - and who holds the power.
"The great thing about OnlyFans is that its behind a paywall so now fans need to pay if they want access to the content," she said.
"Every performer is now a content creator," she added. The platform gives adult stars the chance to own their content and potentially earn passive income over time.
That being said, Angela is clear about the grind it takes to get to the top - and that no, OnlyFans isn’t a magical money tree.
"Just because somebody says they're in the top 0.01 per cent doesn't mean that money came easily. There's a lot of work that goes into that," she said.
"If you're starting with no brand, you're going to have to build that brand up."
Angela hasn’t publicly disclosed how much she makes on the platform, but comparisons speak volumes. Celebs like Bella Thorne have reportedly earned $11 million per month, while Cardi B claimed she pulled in $9 million monthly back in 2021.
Though Angela hasn’t dropped figures, she doesn’t downplay the earning potential.
“It can be really good money,” she admitted.
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