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Nikki Hearts
Born	(1992-11-06) November 6, 1992 (age 33) Columbus, Ohio, United States
Occupations	Pornographic performer, director and producer
Years active	2011-present

Nikki Hearts (Columbus, Ohio; 6 November 1992) is a nonbinary transgender pornographic performer, director, and producer. She is the creator of GenderFlux, a gender-inclusive porn website aiming to represent and appeal to the whole spectrum of queer diversity.^[1]

Her pseudonym was created on the spot for her first casting call, a reference to Nikki Sixx of Mötley Crüe and to her girlfriend, fashion designer Lindsay Hearts.^[2][3]

Nikki Hearts was born in November 1992 in Columbus, Ohio.^[4] She frequented the Columbus punk community. When she was 18, she started looking for what she calls "real lesbian porn", before her roommate introduced her to queer porn through Queer and Indie productions like Crash Pad and No Fauxxx.^[5] From there she developed an interest in the porn industry and wanted to become a part of the Queer porn scenes. She was recommended to the sapphic pornographic production company Juicy Pink Box by her friend, porn star Jett Bleu. She debuted her career in 2011, at the age of 19.^[5]

She worked for production companies such as Filly Films, Burning Angel, Wicked Pictures, Smash Pictures, Adam & Eve, Hustler, Girlsway, New Sensations, Diabolic, Girlfriends Films, Kelly Madison Productions, Jules Jordan Video, and Sweetheart Video.^[4][3] She appeared in more than 210 movies.^[4]

In June 2018, Hearts was hired by New Savages Network as director of artist relations, based on her "sterling reputation among fellow performers and industry members, as well as a unique and highly developed skill set".^[6]

On New Year's Eve 2018, through New Savages Network, Hearts launched DykedDown, a niche website reflecting her ideas and fantasies, making them come to life on screen. The platform offered mostly sapphic clips, all curated and directed by Hearts herself.^[7]

In 2021, Hearts announced the rebrand of DykedDown as GenderFlux, with the express intent to "foster increased gender representation and broader appeal to a more diverse spectrum of authentic queer content fans."^[1]