Yasmin Lee
Career
Lee's own English Wikipedia biography documents a Cambodian-American refugee background: her family lived in refugee camps in Cambodia during and after the Khmer Rouge genocide before emigrating to the United States. She joined the US Navy at eighteen and left after sexuality-based harassment, then built a career as a drag performer, make-up artist and, from the mid-2000s, a regular Kink.com performer, picking up two AVN Transsexual Performer of the Year nominations and a 2011 TEA Award. Her clearest mainstream crossover came the same year, playing Kimmy in The Hangover Part II, and in 2011 she appeared on an ACLU panel discussion on LGBT rights. Her Wikidata entry, separately, lists her place of birth as Bangkok and her citizenship as Thailand and the United States — directly contradicting her own Wikipedia biography's Cambodian refugee account, with no reference supporting the Thailand claim. That contradiction, found during this programme's own research, is not a footnote: it is the exact failure this article exists to document, occurring inside the data infrastructure itself rather than on a competing listicle.
Signature: A documented Cambodian-American refugee history, a real ACLU LGBT-advocacy credit and a mainstream Hollywood role — sitting directly next to a Wikidata entry that assigns her a different Southeast Asian nationality with no source behind it.
Index score — The Pornstar Ranked Performer Index v3.0
Scores are normalised within a single ranking's field, so this breakdown is Yasmin Lee's placement inside The Best Femdom Pornstars, Ranked — the largest field she appears in. Her rank on each of the other 3 rankings below was computed against that ranking's own field and is not the same measurement.
Full award record3 entries
- 2011TEA Awards — Kinkiest TGirl Domme
- 2008AVN — Transsexual Performer of the Year (nomination)
- 2009AVN — Transsexual Performer of the Year (nomination)
Best known for
Studios
Mainstream credits
- The Hangover Part II (2011)
- Red Ice (2011)
- Loves Me, Loves Me Not (2019)
- ACLU LGBT rights panel (2011)
- The Maury Povich Show
- The Tyra Banks Show
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Sources and verification2 sources
- Debut year not documented
- Specific Cambodian refugee-camp location not named
- Her own Wikidata entry conflicts with her Wikipedia biography on birthplace and citizenship; the Wikidata claim (Bangkok, Thailand) carries no reference and is not used here
