Violet Myers was born on February 18, 1997, in Los Angeles, California. She grew up in a multicultural household, with a Mexican-American mother and an African-American father. From a young age, she was exposed to the entertainment industry through her mother, who worked as a makeup artist on film sets. This early exposure sparked her interest in performance and visual storytelling. She attended a performing arts high school, where she studied theater and dance, and later took some college courses in communications before deciding to pursue a different path.
Violet entered the adult film industry in 2019 at the age of 22. She initially started as a webcam model on platforms like Chaturbate, where she built a small but loyal following. Her natural charisma and willingness to engage with viewers helped her gain traction quickly. Within a few months, she was approached by several production companies. She signed with Vixen Media Group in early 2020, which marked her transition from independent camming to studio work. Her first official scene for Vixen was released in March 2020 and received positive attention for her on-screen energy and versatility.
Her breakout year was 2021. She was featured in a series of high-profile productions, including “Violet Myers: A Star Is Born” for Vixen and “My Step Sister Is a Bad Influence” for Reality Kings. These projects showcased her ability to handle both scripted narratives and improvisational scenes. She quickly became known for her expressive face, athletic build, and willingness to take on challenging roles. In late 2021, she was nominated for Best New Starlet at the AVN Awards, which significantly boosted her visibility within the industry.
Beyond her on-screen work, Violet built a strong personal brand on social media. She is active on Twitter and Instagram, where she shares behind-the-scenes content, fitness routines, and candid thoughts about her career. She has been open about her experiences with body image and mental health, often encouraging her followers to prioritize self-care. Her authenticity and direct communication style have helped her amass over 500,000 followers across platforms. She also runs a paid subscription page where she offers exclusive content and personal interactions, which has become a significant source of income independent of studio work.
By 2023, Violet had appeared in over 150 scenes for major studios including Brazzers, Naughty America, and TeamSkeet. She won the “Favorite Female Performer” award at the 2023 Pornhub Awards, based on fan votes and streaming data. That same year, she launched her own production line with Vixen under the label “Violet’s Vixens,” where she serves as both performer and director. The series focuses on diverse casting and narrative-driven content, reflecting her desire to bring more creative control into her work. She has also been a featured performer at major industry conventions like AVN Expo and Exxxotica, where she participates in panel discussions about the changing landscape of adult entertainment.
Violet is an outspoken advocate for performer safety and fair labor practices. She has publicly supported the implementation of mandatory testing and consent protocols on set. In interviews, she has criticized the lack of mental health resources available to adult performers and has called for studios to provide better aftercare. She also uses her platform to speak against the stigma surrounding sex work, arguing that it should be treated as a legitimate profession. In 2024, she collaborated with the Free Speech Coalition to promote a campaign about digital privacy and content ownership, emphasizing the importance of performers retaining rights to their own work.
When not filming, Violet is an avid rock climber and hiker. She frequently posts pictures from her trips to national parks like Yosemite and Joshua Tree. She also practices yoga and has completed a 200-hour teacher training certification. She lives with two rescue dogs and often volunteers at animal shelters in Los Angeles. Despite her public persona, she keeps her romantic relationships private, stating in interviews that she prefers to keep that aspect of her life separate from her career. She has mentioned in podcasts that she enjoys reading non-fiction books, particularly memoirs by women in the entertainment industry, and is slowly working on her own autobiographical manuscript.