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Mia Rose (b. 1987)

Alias:
Meike Verebely
米娅·罗斯

Birthplace:
Sutton, Alaska, USA

Born:
March 30, 1987

Biography from TheMovieDB

Extremely cute and sexy 5'3" blonde Mia Rose was born Meike Verebely on March 30, 1987 in Sutton, Alaska. Rose lost her virginity at age 13 and graduated a year early from high school with a GED. Her first job was working as a sushi waitress for four months. Mia and her older sister Ava Rose started out in the adult entertainment industry as strippers in Reno, Nevada. Both siblings were approached to do porn by an agent through MySpace. Rose first began performing in explicit hardcore movies at age 19 in 2006; she has appeared in X-rated features for such notable companies as Evil Angel, Digital Sin, New Sensations, and Red Light District. Mia won a XRCO Award for Cream Dream in 2007. Moreover, Rose was nominated for several AVN Awards that include Best New Starlet in 2007 and Unsung Starlet of the Year in 2008. An avid gamer, Mia resides in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. She has since retired from the adult film industry.

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