Stacy Valentine
Career
Born Stacy Baker in Tulsa, Valentine won Gallery magazine’s “Girl Next Door” amateur photo contest, parlayed it into a Hustler spread, and moved to Los Angeles for a full-time adult career that began on Valentine’s Day 1996 and ended exactly four years later. In that window she took XRCO New Starlet, a Hot d’Or, and XRCO Female Performer of the Year for 1999, and she left on her own terms: “I was a contract girl. I got the awards… this is a perfect time to make my exit.” She spent two of those four years being filmed by director Christine Fugate for the 1999 documentary The Girl Next Door, which followed her cosmetic surgery — breast implants, lip injections and liposuction — as part of its subject rather than as a footnote, and which The New York Times reviewed in exactly those terms.
Signature: The only performer in this programme’s records whose cosmetic surgery was documented on film, at length, by an independent documentary maker.
Index score — The Pornstar Ranked Performer Index v3.0
Scores are normalised within a single ranking's field, so this breakdown is Stacy Valentine's placement inside Fake Tits Pornstars: Ranked on Documented Augmentation — the largest field she appears in. Her rank on each of the other 2 rankings below was computed against that ranking's own field and is not the same measurement.
Full award record8 entries
- 1997XRCO — New Starlet
- 1998Hot d’Or — Best American Starlet
- 1998F.O.X.E. — Female Fan Favorite (shared)
- 1999XRCO — Female Performer of the Year
- 1999F.O.X.E. — Female Fan Favorite (shared)
- 1999Barcelona International Award — Best Actress
- 2009XRCO — Hall of Fame
- 2012AVN — Hall of Fame
Best known for
Mainstream credits
- The Girl Next Door (1999), Christine Fugate documentary — sole subject
- Reviewed in The New York Times
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Sources and verification5 sources
- A 1997 “Editor’s Choice — Best New Starlet” credit listed on her Wikipedia article names no awarding body and is not recorded here
- Credit and studio counts not published

























