Lena Kelly (New York; April 5, 1989) is an American pornographic actress, erotic model and Transsexual camgirl.^[1]

Lena Kelly was born in New York City in April 1989 to a family of Irish descent.^[2] She started in the adult entertainment industry as a webcam model, performing private shows on sites and forums such as Chaturbate. Through a friend, she eventually met Steven Grooby, founder of Grooby Productions, who, interested in her profile, invited her to move to Las Vegas (Nevada) and begin a career as a pornographic actress under his label, shooting with Grooby her first scenes in 2016, at the age of 20.^[3]

In addition to Grooby, Kelly has worked with other studios such as Trans Angels, Evil Angel (studio), Manyvids, Devil's Film, Gender X, Transsensual, CX Wow, Trans500, Third Coast Video, Exquisite, Kink.com or Jules Jordan Video, among others.

In March 2017, she was involved in a controversy with American rapper Coolio after coinciding with him at a swinger party.

According to Kelly's statement, the artist invited her days later to the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas, which was holding a concert by the rappers Naughty by Nature, Lena being Coolio's personal guest.^[4] When Kelly showed up at the rapper's room, she ended up confessing to him that she was a transsexual person, something that might not sit well with Coolio, as he asked his bodyguard to leave the room immediately.

Following that episode, Kelly accused Coolio via Twitter of being homophobic and mistreating the LGBT community.^[5] However, a spokesperson for Coolio denied that such an incident had taken place, and even implied that Kelly's account was part of an attempt to smear the former rap star.

In 2019, she was nominated at the AVN Awards and the XBIZ Awards for Transsexual Artist of the Year. That same year she also received a nomination at the AVN Awards for Best Transsexual Sex Scene for Transsexual Addiction 2.

She has also excelled in directing, having been the first transsexual director signed to the Evil Angel studio.

She made her debut behind the camera in 2019 starring in, producing and directing TransNasty.

In 2020 she returned to directing with Tranimals.

To date, she has shot more than 200 films.