McKenzie Lee

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McKenzie Lee

McKenzie Lee attending the AVN Awards Show at the Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas, Nevada on January 9, 2010
Born May 16, 1979 (1979-05-16) (age 32)
Leicester, England[1]
Ethnicity Caucasian
Height 5 ft 4 in (1.63 m)
No. of adult films 49 (per IAFD)

McKenzie Lee (born May 16, 1979, in Leicester, England[1]) is the stage name of a pornographic actress.

Lee has stated that her mother was "always very sexually open"[2] and "a nymphomaniac".[3] She also has said that her father was "a very well-to-do straight-laced kind of guy"[2] and that he "raised me ever since I was kinda five years old".[1]

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She started dancing at a strip club in Birmingham, then later moving to dance at clubs in London.[4] She worked a total of six years as a stripper.[1] She also worked for a time as a cheerleader for Leicester City F.C.[3]

Lee started with making adult movies in Europe, filming with firms such as Private Media and "almost everyone in the UK that's worth anything to work for".[1]

She was signed to Playboy UK and hosted Night Callers,[2][4] as well British satellite TV show Babe Cast.[2] Lee then went to the United States, first to appear on Night Calls on New Year's Eve 2005, then to act as interviewer for Playboy at the 2005 AVN Awards.[1] There she met Jenna Jameson.

Her first American release was Raw and Uncut Berlin, shot in the German capital; her first films shot on American soil were Jack's Playground 28 and Jack's Teen America Mission 9.[1] Lee was signed as a contract girl to Club Jenna on 22 March 2005,[3] three weeks after she had started working in America.[1] Lee won the 2006 AVN Best New Starlet Award.[5]

In 2009 she returned to the industry after a three-year break, during which she had two children.[6] She signed an exclusive performance contract with Digital Playground in October 2009.[4] Two months later, she left her contract and became a free agent.[7]

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