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Felicia Clover
The public record of Felicia Clover: a Las Vegas-born performer whose brief, early-2010s career on camera left a clear visual signature.
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Felicia Clover
The person behind the name
Felicia Clover is an American adult-film performer and glamour model born on September 28, 1991, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Her public record is compact: she worked in front of the camera for a brief span in the early 2010s and left the industry in her early twenties, leaving behind a short but recognizable body of work. Photographs published from that period show a woman with natural red hair and an unretouched, curvy figure, and those two features became the qualities audiences remembered her by.
Her documented output includes features shot for The Score Group, New Sensations, and Evil Angel, three studios with very different approaches to adult production. The Score Group was known for magazine photography of natural figures and published her images in that treatment; New Sensations carried a reputation for narrative features; and Evil Angel was one of the era's most recognizable gonzo houses.
Her name reappeared in industry notices even after the credits stopped: in 2014, Adult Video News included her among the actresses open to a fan vote in one of the 31st AVN Awards' fan categories. This profile keeps to that kind of traceable material. Everything stated here comes from named database and press sources, and the photographs are credited to the media pages that published them.
Red hair before the camera
Published portraits from her working years open on the same detail: deep red hair, worn long, framing a relaxed and smiling face. It is the kind of feature that reads instantly at thumbnail size, which is how most catalog and profile pages of that period presented performers.
Her headshots favored plain backdrops and plain light. Nothing in the images leans on a costume, a set, or heavy styling; the hair, the smile, and the natural figure carry the frame on their own.
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Las Vegas beginnings
Reference databases such as The Movie Database and FilmBooster record her place of birth as Las Vegas, Nevada, and her birth date as September 28, 1991. That makes her one of the era's performers whose origins are precisely documented rather than guessed at.
The city itself gives context. Las Vegas in the early 2010s sat at a crossroads of film production and live events, and performers from the area entered the industry by routes of their own rather than through a single casting pipeline.
Starting in adult films, 2011
Her career on camera began in 2011, according to The Movie Database's published biography. It was a time when mid-size studios still shot substantial features, which explains how a performer early in her run appears in the credits of several labels within a couple of years.
Her early visuals stick to one presentation: the natural figure and the red hair are the constant. She did not spend her short career restyling herself, and the surviving images show a look kept just as it was.
Three studios, three styles
Her documented feature work connects her with three names: The Score Group, New Sensations, and Evil Angel. The three labels could hardly have been more different in tone, and covering all of them within a short run is its own form of range.
The Score Group built its identity on posed, magazine-style photography of natural figures. New Sensations was associated with warmer, story-driven features, and Evil Angel was the era's landmark gonzo house. A performer moving among those three registers gives history a compact view of the period.
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The 2014 award season mention
Ahead of the 31st AVN Awards in January 2014, Adult Video News opened a wide fan-voting field, and her name stood among the contenders listed for one of the fan categories, alongside dozens of other performers of the season.
It is a small line on a database page, but it matters. Fan-list voting pools reflected who had visibility during the year's rankings, and for a performer whose on-camera run was brief, a place on the industry's own list is a matter of record.
A short career on her own terms
The Movie Database biography places her retirement in 2015. A run of roughly four years is shorter than the era's headline names, yet it is complete in itself: a start, a catalog of features, one industry mention, and a documented exit.
Profiles that survive her are maintained by film databases rather than by herself. That is why this page treats the record as the subject: the biography stays where it can be checked, and nothing beyond it is invented.