Summer Haze (born 9 July 1972, in Philadelphia, United States) is a pornographic actress, director of pornographic films, businesswoman, and professional wrestler,
Haze was once married to adult film director, Craig Valentine, and together they owned the production company, Club Summer Haze Productions. Haze and Valentine divorced in 2007 after six years of marriage. They started a separate production company, New Porn Order, in January 2006. She also owns the adult toy manufacturer, The Haze XXXperience. Haze's directorial credits have included movies in the Search for the Next American Blow Job Queen and Miami Rumpshakerz series. In her company's 2005 movie, World’s Largest Female Gangbang, she broke a world record by penetrating 30 girls 91 times with a strap-on dildo.
During her professional wrestling career she has worked for companies such as Extreme Championship Wrestling, and in 2007 she signed wrestler "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka as her trainer. Wrestler Gangrel has directed some adult movies for Haze's New Porn Order.
Haze had breast enlargement surgery in 1994. In 2006 Haze appeared in a documentary, produced by porn director Mike South, about her plastic surgery to correct her weight gain and damage to her face, caused by chemotherapy during various bouts of ovarian and cervical cancer since 1998.
Haze was a nominee for The Jenna Jameson Crossover Star of the Year award at the 2008 AVN Awards.
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