Savannah Bond
Australian pornographic film actress
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Savannah Bond (born 1990 or 1991[1]) is an Australian pornographic film actress.
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Savannah Bond | |
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Bond in 2022 | |
| Born | 1990 or 1991 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia |
| Occupation | Pornographic film actress |
Early life
Bond grew up in Melbourne, where she studied beauty therapy and worked in retail.[1][2] Bond later worked as a stripper in Melbourne and Sydney,[1][2] and eventually moved to Townsville, Queensland.[1]
Career
In 2019, Bond started working in the adult film industry.[3] She began with Jules Jordan in Los Angeles and spent her first two months in the industry working solely for Jordan's company. By the end of the year, Bond had accumulated over 30 acting credits.[2]
During the COVID-19 pandemic, when international travel in and out of Australia was restricted, Bond continued working by posting content on OnlyFans with other Australian performers. After the lifting of travel restrictions in Australia, she moved to Los Angeles.[2]
She has continued to work with Jordan's company,[4] besides her other works; in October 2021, a movie starring Bond, alongside other performers such as Angela White and Gia Derza, Savannah Bond Beach Bikini Slut, was released by Evil Angel.[5] She was selected by Cherry Pimps as their model of the month for April 2022.[6] She has also featured in movies produced by Vixen Media Group[7] and Ricky's Room.[8][9]
Awards
- 2021 Fleshbot Award – Movie of the Year – Savannah Bond: Beach Bikini Slut[10]
- 2022 AVN Award – Best Blowbang Scene – Savannah Bond: Beach Bikini Slut[11]
- 2022 Urban X Award – Urban X Hottie[12]
- 2022 Fleshbot Award – Best Group Sex Scene – The Gangbang of Savannah Bond[13]
- 2023 AVN Award – Best Foursome/Orgy Scene – Blacked Raw V56[14]
- 2023 XBIZ Award – Best Sex Scene - Vignette – Blacked Raw V56[15]
- 2023 Adult Empire Award – Porn Clip of the Year – Double Anal Angels[16][17]
- 2024 Pornhub Award – Top DP Performer[18]
Personal life
In 2020, Bond said that her parents were supportive of her career, but that her older brother no longer talked to her.[1]