Wiki Biography / Profile Background
Introduction :
- Rachel Bernard is a former American adult film star and photographer from Chicago, Illinois. Her professional name in porn was ‘Ava Taylor’.
- Beautiful and ambitious, she decided to leave the adult film industry and embark on a more liberated career as a photographer.
Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :
- Bernard was born in Chicago on June 14, 1995.
- She is not very well-known outside of the adult film industry and so there is not much known about her or her childhood.
Working as an Adult Film Star :
- When Rachel was about 17 or 18 years old, she came across an ad on Craigslist that claimed to be looking for ‘Hot Girls Only.’
- It was falsely advertised as a modeling gig that came with the chance to fly to Miami for free. The Oswego native applied for the gig but was surprised to find out that it was actually a job as an adult film entertainer.
- Bernard was hesitant at first, but after finding out that she could earn thousands of dollars for few hours of her work, she decided to move to Miami to become a porn actress.
- In the documentary, “Hot Girls Wanted,” which followed the lives of young girls like Rachel, who also worked in the porn industry in Miami, she revealed that she earned approximately $80,000 for all of her movies.
- Unfortunately, she never got to enjoy most of it, as she had to pay her agents, settle her bills and buy essential products to help with her job.
Leaving the Industry :
- In the documentary, Bernard admitted that she hated filming and that the job itself took a toll on her physical and emotional well-being.
- Rachel described how exhausting it was having to work day after day doing something that really isn’t natural. So after filming the documentary, she made her mind up to walk away from the adult film industry for good and never return.
- After leaving the industry, Rachel was hesitant to return to her hometown in Oswego, given that her parents, family, friends, and neighbors all knew about her profession. She did, however, manage to return and still lives in Oswego.
Photography Career, Salary and Net Worth :
- Before joining the adult film industry, Rachel had aspirations of one day becoming a professional director and photographer but did not have the money to buy a professional-grade camera.
- After working in porn for a while, she was able to buy herself a proper camera and begin her path to living the life she always wanted.
- Currently, Rachel works as a professional photographer and has partnered with several local musicians to create creative pieces depicting their music and style. She also enjoys working with regular people and helping them capture special moments of their lives in the most artistic and creative way possible.
- Bernard also works as an advocate and speaks openly about the dangers of choosing to work in the adult film industry, especially as a teenager.
I wish you all the best with your creative pursuits.
It took a lot of guts to leave that industry and go back home again. You can use that fortitude and determination to forge a whole new life, i.e, chapter two of Rachel Bernard.
You will find many people who are really very nice, won’t judge you and maybe even help you on your new journey. Those are the ones you should associate with.
Bonne chance.
Rachel, we wish you the best in whatever you do. You are a beautiful young lady. I have to admit I love your videos but understand you don’t do them anymore. Thus, move on and accept the fact some people will try to embarrass you about your past experiences. You cannot change that but you can learn from them and build a great base on which to have a new life now
Rachel, you must take responsibility for what you do. I did some research on you porn career and found a video of you on your first views of doing porn.
“Now I’m doing a blunt, making money and being free.”
Girl, nothing is for free, there is always a cost. Ask those “pornstars” who now want a normal life. But can’t find it because their videos and photos are all over the net. Doing anything to get that easy dollar. I guess you fell for those feminazi ideas of a “Strong independent woman” and now have to live with it. Good luck finding a husband that can get the images of you doing all those acts on screen out of his mind. If you do find him, how will you explain to your children when they ask. “Momma is that you on your knees doing that to those two men ?”.
You’re a douche
I assume that you are perfect and never did anything anyone else might look negativity on? There is nothing wrong with her choice and a real man won’t care about her past. It’s people like you that cause so many to feel ashamed and lead to suicide. FYI if our judgemental ass is married, your husband is watching her videos. Ava you have nothing to be ashamed of, hold your head high and be proud.
I’ve met someone online who I like very much but there is a problem. I run her picture through Google and it says she was in porn for a few years. When I confronted her about it she denies all of it. But the pictures tell a different story and so do the videos. I don’t know how or what to do because my heart says one thing but my judgment says walk away. It’s not the porn that bothers me it’s the lie.
I am glad you got out of the p*rn business, Ava. You seem much too nice to delve into that perversion. God bless you.
I support you and I wish you all the best for your entire life…You’re strong
i am a native american from new mexico(navajo) and i like to draw. I was hoping if you would like to photo shots of the our land of enchantment?
Fhi guys
Rachel, I am a retired prof. (City of Univ. prof) who has been attracted to your from the first moment I saw you.
I saw one or two of your earlier photos and was vastly disappointed. I had hoped that you might have found a way out of your stupid mess. I am willing to help out.
If you want some advice about your future career, do write me.
Donald J. Canty
Prof. Emeritus CUNY
Wish you all the best in your new career.