Blair Williams

I met Blair Williams in Los Angeles through Instagram. We talked about collaborating, met up and filmed.

Blair Williams is an American adult film actress, fetish model and influencer, born in March 1994 in Loma Linda, California. Before entering the industry she worked as a preschool teacher at a church school, a detail she has mentioned in interviews and one that fans often bring up. She is of mixed heritage, including part-Japanese ancestry.

She debuted in 2015, at 21, and quickly became a busy performer for Los Angeles studios. Her profile rose in 2016 when she competed in the British reality series The Sex Factor alongside Khaya Peake, Allie Eve Knox and Veronica Vain. She was named Twistys Treat of the Month in March 2017 and Hustler Honey in September 2017.

Blair's work brought her more than 30 industry nominations. At the AVN Awards she was nominated in scene categories such as Best Oral Sex Scene (Mouth Magic, Swallowed), Best Three-Way Sex Scene G/G/B (Oil Overload 15, Swallow My Squirt 8), Best Anal Sex Scene (Anal Beauty 7) and Best Group Sex Scene (Mick Blue's Best Day Ever 2). She was also a 2018 nominee for the fan-voted Hottest Newcomer. She won several Spank Bank Awards, including POV Perfectionist of the Year (2018), and was nominated at the Fleshbot and NightMoves Awards (Best Butt).

She has been active for more than a decade and has a large social media following, with over 700,000 Instagram followers as of 2025.

The Sex Factor and family. The Sex Factor was an original web series from xHamster. Sixteen contestants with no professional experience competed for a three-year filming contract and a cash prize, with one female and one male winner. Williams was the female winner. Before auditioning she had worked as a live-in nanny and as a pre-school teacher at a church, and Dazed reported that she had lost her virginity only a year earlier. She was raised Catholic and told the magazine she had been to college on an academic scholarship: "How else can I prove that my career was a thought-out decision?"

The show's editing schedule let her keep her new career secret for about six months. Then a former stepfather discovered it and gave her an ultimatum to tell her mother. Her mother took her to a joint therapy session, and after an hour the therapist advised her mother to let her daughter explore it, since it was not harming her. "She never abandoned me and I'm really lucky for that," Williams said. She left the church she grew up in but said her faith was stronger than ever: "I still feel like the same girl who worked in the Church; I still have the same ideas and values."

She has spoken about the gap between her persona and herself, and about being typecast as a wholesome "all-American good girl". In 2017 she finished filming a documentary about her religious upbringing and her career, made in response to the Netflix documentary Hot Girls Wanted, which she felt misrepresented performers like her. In a later interview on Holly Randall's podcast, titled "I Left Porn for a Guy and I Regret It", she talked about stepping away from the industry for a relationship and then coming back. She has said she plans to retire early and spend her life volunteering.