Angela Oh

White began her career in the adult industry in 2003. Her first scene was shot by Score just after she turned 18 years old.

In 2007, White enrolled in a Bachelor of Arts program at the University of Melbourne. She graduated with first-class honours in gender studies in 2010. For her honours thesis she conducted qualitative research into female experiences in the Australian pornography industry.

In 2010, White ran as a political candidate for the Australian Sex Party in the Victorian state election, where she fought for the rights of sex workers. She gained exposure during the election when she sent copies of her DVDs to Attorney General Rob Hulls in her bid to reduce regulations for X-rated films.

In 2011, White was named Score Magazine's Hardcore Performer of the Year.

In 2013, White and fellow Australian Sex Party candidate Zahra Stardust became the first political candidates to film a pornographic scene together.

In an interview with AVN in January 2014 White discussed how she enjoyed connecting with fans through webcam and stated she didn’t see a time when she would stop doing it. She said she felt the adult industry would move more toward live shows to get around the issues associated with piracy.

In May 2015, White was the subject of the short documentary The Porn Identity that was produced by PLGRM.

In September 2016 in an interview with XBIZ White said she had moved to the United States and signed with Spiegler Girls to shoot for companies like Brazzers, Naughty America and Jules Jordan.

In August 2017, the findings of White's honours thesis were published as a chapter entitled "The Porn Performer" in The Routledge Companion to Media, Sex and Sexuality.

In January 2018, White co-hosted the 35th annual AVN Awards Show in Las Vegas alongside Comedian Aries Spears and webcam star Harli Lotts.

White has said she would like to go back to university to complete her PhD., stating she’d like to expand on her studies to include a broader cross section of performers.