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Bunny Luv (b. 1979)

Alias:
Bonnie
Bonnie Bishop
Bunny Luv
Bunny Lux
Celeste
Celeste Sheeley
Elsa Versus

Birthplace:
Sacramento, California, USA

Born:
September 12, 1979

Biography from TheMovieDB

Pornstar turned porn director Bunny Luv aka Celeste, is known by a whole host of names, which change almost as often as her appearance does. There is no denying that she is a diverse girl with the right attitude for the industry, which she entered in 1999 when she was 20 years old. For six years she did mostly girl girl sex scenes, and hand full of golden showers and rather a large number of film appearances which were no sex at all. These were mostly during 2004 when she decided to work the other side of the camera. At the beginning of her career she married Devan Sapphire, a producer and director who she has also starred along side in a few porn flicks, and also got a couple of AVN nominations for Best New Starlet and Best All Girl Video Sex Scene. Come 2004 however, she decided that she'd rather direct than be directed and started work with Digital Playground under the alias Celeste. To date she has notched up 142 titles in which she has performed and 69 that she has directed.

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