Abella Danger: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

Getty Abella Danger pictured in June 2019.

Abella Danger and Small Hands are the two stars of Bella Thorne’s directorial debut movie, “Her & Him.” The film is produced by PornHub as part of the website’s Pornhub’s Visionaries Director’s Series. Thorne, 21, is perhaps best known for her role in the Disney Channel series, “Shake It Up.”

According to PornHub, the series “features debut films by unexpected guest directors to diversify porn production and help create more varied content with multiple types of viewers in mind.” The plot of the porn movie is described as an “edgy twenty-something guy who stumbles upon a surprise text in his girlfriend’s phone, interrupting their morning routine and spinning everything into an out-of-control sexually charged encounter.” The film will feature the music of rapper Mod Sun.

1. Bella Thorne Siad it Had Been Her Intention to Make a Christmas Themed Porno Film

Thorne said in the above video that her plan had been to make a Christmas-themed porn film but wound up with a “beautiful, ethereal film.” Thorne went on, “I’m really lucky that Pornhub wanted to come on and produce this with me because originally I was shopping it around a very long time ago and things were very different. People are kind of scared to make a movie like this one when it comes to dominance and submissive(ness) between a male and a female and how this relationship can turn quite sour.” The film will debut on September 11 at the Oldenburg International Film Festival.

2. Abella Danger Has Appeared in Over 800 Scenes

GettyAbella Danger attends the 2019 Adult Video News Awards at The Joint inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on January 26, 2019 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Danger, 23, is a native of Miami, Florida, who began in the adult industry in 2014. According to her Internet Adult Film Database page, Danger has appeared in over 800 scenes.

In previous interviews, Danger has said that she was a raised Jewish in a Jewish-Ukrainian household. As a child, Danger aspired to be a ballet dancer. Danger said in a 2016 interview that “dancing makes [her] express my emotions without words.” During that same interview, Danger identified “Jersey Shore” star Vinny Guadagnino as her dream man. During a separate profile, Danger said that she had a “thing” for Leonardo DiCaprio and Scarlett Johansson.

3. Danger Said in 2016 That the Presidential Candidate She Would Most Like to Have Sex With Was Donald Trump

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Then Danger was asked if she could have sex with any of the 2016 presidential nominees, who would she pick. Danger replied, “Donald Trump.” In February 2019, Danger ran a Twitter poll asking if Donald Trump would get reelected. Danger’s followers voted that the president would not be reelected.

4. Danger Has Described Herself as ‘Quiet’ & ‘Preppy’ in High School

Danger explained in a 2015 interview with Fleshbot that she was “quiet” in high school and had a group of friends who “were all really preppy.” Danger said that she had her first boyfriend at 16 when he was 19. Danger said that she got her porn name “from the guy that I did my first five scenes with. The plan was to only shoot with him and I thought that danger was always really intriguing and beautiful regardless of the fear that comes with it so A Beautiful Danger just fit.”

5. Danger Was a Close Friend of the Late August Ames

On Danger’s Twitter bio she writes, “RIP Beautiful @Augustamesxxx.” In December 2017, August Ames committed suicide two days after sending out a tweet warning of a male pornographic performer who had performed gay scenes and was not screened for STDs. That tweet led to a backlash from Twitter users as Ames was accused of homophobia. Ames was found dead after hanging herself close to her home in Camarillo, California. She was 23 years old.

Bella was quoted in a Rolling Stone feature around Ames’ death as saying of her untimely death, “She was a very outwardly happy person. It was such a huge shock that someone that was so happy could be in so much pain.”

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