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Nadya Nabakova, known professionally as Bunny Colby, is an American adult film actress and model. She entered the adult entertainment industry in 2017, initially working with Babe before rebranding as Bunny Colby and moving to self-booking, giving her more control over her career. She has appeared in productions for studios such as Naughty America, Vixen, and Devil's Film, and was named Penthouse Pet of the Month in January 2020.

Early life
Nabakova was born on December 1, 1992, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, to Russian immigrant parents. She grew up in a household influenced by both American and Russian culture, which shaped her early worldview. During her childhood and adolescence, she lived in multiple U.S. cities, including Massachusetts and Austin, Texas, before her family settled in Portland, Oregon. == Career ==
Career
Colby began her professional life working in elder care in Portland, Oregon, where she was employed by the Oregon State Government's Department of Human Services. In this role, she assisted elderly people and individuals with disabilities, helping them access food stamps, medical insurance, and other essential services. While the work allowed her to develop strong communication and customer service skills, she grew disillusioned with the position, citing low pay and an unmotivated work environment among her colleagues. In October 2019, the commissioner ruled in her favor, awarding her $3,500 in unpaid earnings with interest, along with $11,450 in attorney's fees. The case, along with similar complaints, was later featured in a 2019 NBC investigative special. Following her debut, Colby began performing for a wide range of studios, including Girlfriends Films, Brazzers, Bangbros, Blacked, Zero Tolerance, Third Degree, Deeper, Vixen, Kelly Madison Networks, Naughty America, Devil's Film, MissaX, DareDorm, and Kink.com, among others. One of her early career highlights was a shoot for Vixen with Xander Corvus, which she cited as a particularly positive and memorable experience due to the company's polished production style. Outside of adult entertainment, Colby has also been involved in animal rescue and welfare initiatives, a recurring theme throughout her career. As of 2023, Colby has appeared in more than 390 credited films, in addition to her continued webcam and independent online work. ==Animal welfare==
Animal welfare
Colby has been active in animal welfare, particularly with cats. She has fostered kittens and hospice animals through rescue programs, describing the work as a personal commitment outside of her adult film career. She has also participated in data collection projects on feline leukemia and other conditions, working in partnership with rescue organizations to track health outcomes. In interviews, Colby has said that fostering and rescue work provides balance to the challenges of the adult industry, and she has encouraged fans to support adoption and no-kill shelter initiatives. == Media appearances ==
Media appearances
Louis Theroux: Forbidden America In 2022, Colby appeared as herself in the BBC documentary series Louis Theroux: Forbidden America, specifically in the third episode titled "Porn's MeToo". The episode explored the adult film industry in the wake of the #MeToo movement, examining how creator-driven platforms like OnlyFans have given performers greater autonomy and financial independence. Colby's participation positioned her as a relevant voice in discussions about consent, power dynamics, and industry ethics. Podcast Appearances Colby has been a guest on the podcast Holly Randall Unfiltered, most notably in the episode titled "Bunny Colby: Death, Family, and Dick Size". Summary of Appearances ==Personal life==
Personal life
Colby has spoken openly about her close relationship with her mother, who has been a significant source of support throughout her life and career. Outside of her professional work, Colby enjoys creative pursuits such as storytelling, improvisation, and humor, which she has described as integral to her personality and outlook on life. Colby explained that she was using the app to meet a romantic partner during the COVID-19 pandemic and expressed frustration that sex workers were unfairly targeted. The incident received coverage in mainstream media, sparking discussions about the treatment of sex workers on dating platforms and the limitations imposed on adult industry professionals in digital spaces. == Awards and nominations ==
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