The answer, Rose quickly concluded, was to become a full-fledged porn star.
It didn’t take long for Rose to find an agent to line her up with a bundle of shoots, including a handful for Brazzers. But shortly before her debut, Rose got cold feet and canceled all of her scenes. Her career in the adult industry, it appeared, was over before it started.
“I felt pretty shitty about it,” she says, “but I just wasn’t ready.”
Rose continued to grind away at her microblading studio while using OnlyFans a a side hustle. She also became a bit of a social influencer, posting sizzling pictures on Instagram that would eventually lure more than 100,000 followers. One of them was iconic male performer Keiran Lee, who reached out to Rose and asked her if she’d like another shot at shooting for Brazzers.
This time, Rose didn’t hesitate.
“I was like, ‘Oh, they still want me?’” she says. “And he said that, yes, they did. So it kind of happened organically. I shut the door and then it reopened again.”
Rose signed with Motley Models and shot seven scenes with Brazzers and other MindGeek banners between March and June of this year.
Her debut scene, “Oiled Up Nuru Rubdown,” was with J-Mac. Rose says she was nervous as she drove to set that day—not just because it was because of her first shoot, but because of the hype surrounding it.
“The director was egging me on a little bit,” Rose says. “He was like, ‘Yeah, she’s super hot, but can she perform? Let’s wait and see how this goes.’ That gave me a little burst. I was like, ‘I’m going to fucking show you, buddy.’”
Later that night—hours after she’d wowed everyone on set—Rose received a text from the same director. He said he was going to contact the higher-ups at Brazzers and recommend that they sign Rose to an exclusive contract.
“It obviously went better than he expected,” Rose chuckles. “It made me feel pretty good. I was like, ‘I think I’m built for this.’’”
Rose moved from New York to Miami as her bookings increased. Instead of entering into a long-term agreement with Brazzers—an official offer was never made, she says—Rose ventured out in June and began shooting for some of porn’s other big-name studios: Team Skeet, Naughty America, Sexlikereal and BANG!, to name a few.
As of press time, Rose had appeared in nearly 40 scenes, including two with Dice, who has become one of her mentors.
Dice compared Rose to Kenzie Anne, noting that she’s entering the industry as a ready-made performer with a maturity and work ethic that’s at a different level compared to most newcomers. He noted that Anne was 28 when she joined the business. Rose is 26.
“Girls that have a little more life experience and sex experience are going to have an edge over the younger ones,” Dice says.
“With most new girls, I’m not going to go too crazy with them on their first shoot. They’ve got to get used to that high-intensity porn star sex, which is a lot different than sex at home. But she had what it took. I went full out, and she did, too. She matched my energy.
“Another thing that stands out is her dirty talk. Most new girls aren’t dirty talkers, but she’s got that down pat. That’s probably her strongest quality.”
Motley Models president Dave Rock says he couldn’t be any more pleased with Rose’s efforts during her first six months in the business. In Rose and newcomer Layla Jenner, Rock says his agency has “the two hottest girls in porn right now.”
While her studio shoots have been great, Rock says he’s equally impressed with Rose’s efforts in all the other areas that are important when building a brand.
“When she gets days off she doesn’t even want them,” Rock says. “She’ll shoot all day and then go home and film OnlyFans content. Then she’ll wake up the next morning, do an OnlyFans live show, go shoot another scene and come back and get online again to post more on her page.