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Krystal Swift

Czech Republic Age 38 5 ft 5 in Active Since 2011 to present

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  • Awards: Score Group and Evil Angel releases
  • Born: Prague, Czech Republic
  • Also Known As: Cristal Swift, Crystal Swift, Kristal Swift
  • Eye colour: Not documented
  • Hair colour: Blonde
  • Languages: Czech, English
  • Videos: 3

Krystal Swift built a career on one number, a natural 34FF, and it did most of the early work for her long before the studios came calling. She danced in Prague clubs first. The crowds came for the naturals. She left stripping to film full time in 2011, at 23, and never really looked back.

She was born on 16 September 1988 in Prague. She's 5 ft 5 in and blonde. Her scenes run through European labels and major American ones alike.

What Krystal Swift is known for

The chest, and the reach. Score Group built whole shoots around her big tits, which was expected, but the part that wasn't is how far she travelled from the Czech scene to do it, crossing to American studios including Evil Angel and Adam and Eve. That crossover is rarer than it sounds. Wikidata records her Prague birth and Czech citizenship.

Krystal Swift: frequently asked questions

Where is Krystal Swift from?
She was born in Prague in 1988 and is Czech. She danced in Czech clubs before moving into adult film full time in 2011.
What is Krystal Swift known for?
Her natural 34FF bust. Score Group and other labels built shoots around it, and she crossed from the European scene to American studios like Evil Angel and Adam and Eve.
When did Krystal Swift start?
She began performing in 2011 at 23, after leaving a career as a stripper in Prague.
What are Krystal Swift's measurements?
The number cited most is her natural bust, a 34FF, which is what Score Group built entire shoots around.
What languages does Krystal Swift speak?
She's Czech, from Prague, and works in both Czech and English across European and American productions.