Rebecca More

Rebecca More (born 7 August 1980 in Heathrow, London, England) is a prominent British adult performer, model, and online content creator. Initially trained in law—earning a degree from the University of West London and briefly working at the Citizens Advice Bureau—she transitioned to exotic dancing and webcam work before entering the adult film industry at around age 32. Over the next decade, she appeared in more than 170 adult films for major studios such as Brazzers, Bang Bros, Digital Playground, Fake Taxi, Girlfriends Films, and Television X, often specializing in MILF and fetish genres. Rebecca rose to mainstream internet fame in October 2018 alongside fellow performer Sophie Anderson, when their flamboyant “Cock Destroyers” video went viral. The duo quickly became queer icons and meme sensations, leading to performances at venues like London’s G‑A‑Y. They subsequently starred in A Tale of Two Cock Destroyers and co‑hosted the LGBTQ+ reality competition Slag Wars: The Next Destroyer with Matthew Camp beginning in 2020. Beyond her on‑screen work, Rebecca acted as an adviser for the Channel 4 drama Adult Material in 2020, drawing on her real‑world industry experience. Balancing both fame and personal life, she raised two children—her relationships with them marked by candid reflection on the complexities of parenting within the adult industry. Following a creative split with Sophie Anderson in 2021, Rebecca retired from mainstream porn in June 2023 to focus on her OnlyFans content and one‑to‑one video services. She publicly mourned Anderson’s death in November 2023, confirming work on Slag Wars Season 2 and later launching the Growth Fridays podcast in January 2024 to explore themes of grief, growth, and empowerment. Today, Rebecca More is celebrated for her candid authenticity, bold sexuality, and pioneering role in shifting social attitudes—especially within the LGBTQ+ community. Whether via viral clips, mainstream media, or social platforms where she now boasts over 600k Instagram followers, she remains a vibrant and influential voice in both adult entertainment and wider cultural conversations .