Domonique Simone
Domonique Simone (real name Deirdre Morrow, born June 18, 1971, in Valdosta, Georgia) is a retired American actress who was prominent in the adult film industry. Best known for her works in the 1990s, she starred in over 200 films, earning herself a place in the AVN Hall of Fame. in 2007. Since retiring, she has lived a very private life, primarily focusing on her role as a mother to her four children. Simone is also notable for her engagements outside the adult film industry, including appearances in music videos, mainstream film, and her active presence on social media platforms. Early life and career 
Simone won a scholarship to the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising at the age of 17. The following year, in 1989, she ventured into the adult film industry after answering an ad for figure modeling, leading to shoots for pornographic magazines like Hustler and Players. Media Appearances 
In addition to her prolific adult film career, Simone had a scene in the 1994 film Fear of a Black Hat and featured in music videos including Snoop Dogg's Murder was the Case, Brian McKnight's Keep It on the Down Low, and Montell Jordan's Something 4 the Honeyz. Post-Career Life 
After retirement, Simone transitioned into a quiet life, committed to raising her four children in Beverly Hills, California, remaining very private. Simone occasionally engages with fans through interviews, photo shoots, and media appearances. She is particularly active on social media platforms such as her official Twitter page and her official Instagram page. Memoir 
Simone is set to release her memoir, A Star is Porn, in July 2023. The book promises to delve into her experiences in and outside the adult film industry. References

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1971 births
African-American pornographic film actors
American pornographic film actresses
Living people
People from Valdosta, Georgia
Pornographic film actors from Georgia (U.S. state)
21st-century African-American people
21st-century African-American women
20th-century African-American people
20th-century African-American women