The Kennedys, 2.7: Interview with Kiki.

This week’s industry movers and shakers is Dr Kiki Kennedy of Kiki Kennedy productions, one of the most successful production houses to come along recently.

AVN: So, “Dr” Kiki Kennedy?

Kiki: Yes, I have a doctorate, in particle physics no less. You can look up the exact title if you want, but it’s to do with saw-tooth instabilities in plasma wakefields. And, if that made any sense to any of your readers, I invite them to join our “physics nerds” section of the discussion forum on my website.

When I founded the company, I thought that having the title “Dr” would lend a certain gravitas to my being CEO. Before that I’d only been known as a performer, and I’d hid the serious side of my personality from my fans, I didn’t think it would enhance my reputation. But, there is a certain section of my fan base who does find it very sexy, especially when I discuss something really technical and end the post with a description of what I’m wearing. (Which seldom includes panties.)

AVN: How did you get into adult entertainment in the first place?

Kiki: In high school, I had a much older lover; he liked “barely legal” porn. He had a large collection of it, and I was curious. So when I turned 18, I contacted one of the production houses, and they snapped me up.

I must say, I was surprised at that, I didn’t think I was attractive, but with a little hair, makeup, and wardrobe, they worked wonders on me. That validated what my lover had told me and I’d never believed. You know the story of the ugly ducking? That’s what I felt like, an ugly duckling, and I hadn’t noticed that all of a sudden I’d become a Swan. I never liked dressing sexily in high school; I always dressed for practicality.

The porn was also very empowering. I was not a popular girl in high school; the butch chicks would pick on me. Most of it was probably resentment as I’d have a tendency to throw off the grading curve. (In other words, my being smart, led to them having lower grades, its bad use of statistics on the teacher’s part.)

Now, I had production companies wanting to hire me for my looks, and I had fans writing to me, wanting to fuck me. After I spent the summer before college being fucked, all day, everyday, I found myself sitting on a pile of money. It made college life much more comfortable. I could afford a decent car, and the good accommodations, and little luxuries.

I carried on working while I was at school, though I separated my life into porn and not porn. In the not porn world, I was much like my old self, but now I had confidence. In the porn world, I tried to make myself as desirable as possible. I’d do porn on the weekend, I’d fly down to the Valley to shoot, then fly back for the week. My personality sort of split as well, I felt like two different people.

I earned enough from the porn, that I thought I could set my own production company and run it in my way. So just before I got the doctorate, I legally changed my name to Kiki Kennedy. Before that, Kennedy was my first name, and I made up Kiki for the alliteration when I got that first job. In my husband’s professional circles I’m Kennedy McAuliffe, but legally I’m Kiki Kennedy.

So after I became Dr Kiki Kennedy, I set up the company with Jade, a fellow performer and one of my lovers. I still act in some productions, but not so many these days. I was doing so many productions, I was worried about damaging my brand, so I cut back on the acting.

AVN: That brings up the question of what is your sexual orientation?

Kiki: I think I’m “lesbian with exceptions,” but my fans shouldn’t panic as I love getting fucked by men, and giving blowjobs. I suppose that makes me bi-sexual really, but I’m not really attracted to men, with a few exceptions, I just like the sex. That should make me more attractive, I want the sex, but not the commitment. My husband is one of the obvious exceptions.

AVN: You’ve mentioned your husband a couple of times now, tell us about him?

Kiki: Matt is my husband, he’s the most intelligent person I know, and also one of the dumbest. Don’t forget, I’m comparing him to college staff and doctoral students, so that’s saying something. If you want to find the eigen vectors of a complex wavefunction, he’s your man. He even understands GR and can find interesting solutions to the stress-energy tensor, he’s a total braniac, and that’s so sexy. But, when it comes to people, that’s not his strong point.

He has very simplistic world view when it comes to women, “sex good” probably just about sums it up.