An adult film actress has been found safe after going missing for a while. Friends and colleagues worried about Breezy Bri’s whereabouts prompted a missing-person report.
Gone for Two Weeks
The 23-year-old performer had reportedly not been heard from for roughly two weeks, and her last known activity was believed to have occurred at the end of last month.
Authorities later confirmed that she had been located safely outside the jurisdiction of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
Bri is based in Las Vegas but was believed to have been in Miami around the time contact was lost, reportedly while traveling for work.
Her modeling agency circulated a missing-person notice after, say reports, people close to Bri became concerned after receiving messages they considered unusual or “out of character.”
Family Confirms: She Is Safe
Initial reports that Bri had been found were briefly withdrawn while those close to her sought confirmation from a family member. That confirmation subsequently came from authorities, who told TMZ that Bri had been located safe outside their jurisdiction.
Bri’s friend and fellow adult performer Serena Hill also told Adult Video News that family members had informed her that Bri was safe and staying with another relative.
Hill said the family did not want to disclose Bri’s location or provide additional details. She said she believed Bri was staying with an aunt, while Bri’s mother reportedly confirmed only that her daughter was safe.
The limited information has left many details surrounding the disappearance unclear. Authorities have not reported any indication of foul play.
Rising Name in the Industry
Bri entered the adult entertainment industry in 2022, when she was 19, and has since appeared in numerous productions.
She received industry recognition in 2026 with a nomination for the Unsung Darling Award at the 2026 AVN Fan Awards, a fan-voted event recognizing performers in the adult entertainment industry.
Her disappearance generated concern among members of the adult entertainment community, particularly because performers frequently travel for work and may depend on agencies, friends, and colleagues to help establish their whereabouts when communication is interrupted.