Raven Bay

Born on December 21, 1990, under the Capricorn sign, Raven Bay is a native of Tampa, Florida. She is of mixed Italian, Jamaican, and Scottish descent and holds American nationality.

She has also been known under the aliases Alexis Bay and Raven Bays. Her physical profile includes a petite frame at 49 kg with enhanced 34DD measurements, a navel piercing, and a notable collection of tattoos including angel wings on her back, a cross on her left shoulder, a bird on her stomach, the word "Blessed" and a butterfly on her lower back, a fairy on her right upper thigh, and multiple wrist inscriptions including "Love," "Hate," and a peace sign.

Raven Bay made her on-screen debut in 2012 at the age of 22, with her first recorded scene appearing in a Penthouse production alongside performer Ryan Driller. Her entry into the industry marked the beginning of a career that would span nearly a decade and see her featured across more than 28 scenes and over 100 platforms.

Throughout her career she worked with a range of well-known studios and production companies, including Bang.com, Red Light District, Immoral Productions, Lethal Hardcore, and Metro, among others. Her Bang.com appearances included scenes such as "Bang Casting Couch Breaks in Some New Hardcore Porn Talent" and ensemble productions alongside performers including Britney Amber, Maggie Green, Jenna Ivory, Casey Cumz, and Isabella Desantos.

By the mid-2010s, Bay had established a presence across multiple major adult platforms, ultimately accumulating credits on approximately 109 sites as catalogued by ThePornDB. Her career concluded in 2021.

Raven Bay's performing career concluded in 2021, and she holds retired status in adult performer databases. According to a Los Angeles County report cited in public records, a 31-year-old Caucasian female was found deceased at a private residence in the Miracle Mile district, with cause of death listed as the combined effects of fentanyl and methamphetamine. No further professional activity or social media presence has been recorded following the end of her career.