Nakita Kash
الميلاد 19 سبتمبر 1976 · Tehran, Iran
Nakita Kash (Persian: ناكيتا كاش) (aka Nikita Cash) is an Iranian-American pole dancer, model, actress and pornstar. She was born to Iranian parents on September 19, 1976 in Tehran, Iran. She is of Persian origin but grew up as a young girl in Lakeville, Minnesota, USA. Her another name in Persian is Nikoo. The American name is Nichole. The pseudonym "Nikita Cash" was invented to Americanize her name. Nakita was an actress and pornstar from 1997 until 2012. During one of her performances in a strip club, the Iranian girl is greatly appreciated by the pornographic producer Randy West, who decides to immediately offer her a contract to let her enter in the porn industry. Evidently an offer that Nakita won't be able to refuse. At this point in 1997 she participates for the first time in the adult movie Dirty Dancers 12, thus becoming one of the first and rare Iranian women to enter in the pornography. From now until the end of her career she will appear in over 100 official movies. In porn, Nakita is particularly known for her lesbian scenes and the MILF category. She also had leading and secondary roles in many erotic movies (Sexual Temptations, Sinful Desires, Forbidden Lust, Dangerous Passions, Forbidden Fantasies, and many more). Her last screen appearance was in 2012 in the documentary film Sexy Baby. During her career she has always been a model for many adult photo shoots. Nakita has also always been an excellent pole dancer since she was a young girl. She has won many awards in pole competitions. Nakita is highly appreciated for her all-natural and very fit body. No plastic surgery, no tattoos and no piercings. She is especially loved for her hips and amazing bottom. And for her very sexy feet and long legs. Her Middle Eastern ethnicity makes her a really charming woman. Today Nakita Kash is a Pole dancing teacher. She is married to a man of Italian origin called Davide Romagna. She is mother of a son and they all live together in St. Petersburg, Florida, USA.
