AVN Award for Female Foreign Performer of the Year

AVN Award for Female Foreign Performer of the Year
Awarded for Female Foreign Performer of the Year
Country United States
Presented by AVN Media Network
First awarded 2003 (2003)[1][2]
Currently held by Jasmine Jae[3]
Website avnawards.avn.com

The AVN Award for Female Foreign Performer of the Year is an award that has been given by sex industry company AVN since the award's inception in 2003.[1][2] French-born actress Katsuni has won the award three times,[4][5][6] while Hungarian-born Aleska Diamond, French-born Anissa Kate and Polish-born actress Misha Cross have each won the award twice.[7][8][9][10]

As of January 2018, the titleholder is British-born actress Jasmine Jae.[3]

Winners and nominees

2003–2004

Year Photo Winner Nominees
2003[11][1] Rita Faltoyano
Hungary		 Lea De Mae
Sophie Evans
Daniella Rush
2004[12][13] Mandy Bright
Hungary		 Mélanie Coste
Katja Kassin
Michelle Wild

2005–2009

Year Photo Winner Nominees
2005[4][14] Katsuni
France		 Cristina Bella
Niki Belucci
Sandra Romain
2006[5][15] Brigitta Bulgari
2007[6][16] Mya Diamond
Poppy Morgan
2008[17][18] Monica Mattos

Brazil

 Tarra White
2009[19][20] Eve Angel

Hungary

 Black Angelika
Cecilia Vega

2010–2014

Year Photo Winner Nominees
2010[21] Aletta Ocean

Hungary
2011[22] Angel Dark

Slovakia
2012[7][23] Aleska Diamond

Hungary

 Liza del Sierra
Anna Polina
2013[8][24]
2014[9][25] Anissa Kate

France

 Samantha Bentley
Marica Hase
Cayenne Klein
Valentina Nappi

2015-2018

Year Photo Winner Nominees
2015[10][26] Anissa Kate

France
2016[27][28] Misha Cross

Poland

 Amarna Miller
2017[29][30] Amarna Miller
Anna Polina
2018[31][3] Jasmine Jae

United Kingdom

 Amarna Miller
Anna Polina

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