Joy Mei
China
Move to Adult Content
In early 2024, Joy transitioned into adult content by joining OnlyFans, leveraging the audience she had built on TikTok. Her OnlyFans output leans toward softcore solo material, primarily consisting of suggestive cosplay shoots, lingerie content, and implied topless imagery. She has maintained natural breasts, reported as a D cup, while openly discussing a Brazilian Butt Lift procedure she underwent in February 2025, including candid posts about the recovery process.
Bop House and Departure
A significant chapter in Joy's career was her affiliation with Bop House, a collaborative content house for OnlyFans creators. She was notably the shortest member of the group at 4 feet 10 inches. In February 2025, Joy publicly departed from Bop House, citing concerns over the group's collaboration with Piper Rockelle, who was 17 at the time. The exit generated considerable online discussion, with opinions split between those who supported her stance and those who viewed the move as motivated by rivalry. Following her departure, Joy engaged in a public feud with Bop House members Sophie Rain and Aishah Sofey across social media.
Asian House
In March 2025, Joy founded Asian House, a new content collective with the requirement that all members have at least partial Asian heritage. The founding roster includes Joy alongside Luna Mei , Andie Elle , and Kim Nguyen . The venture represents her shift from being a member of an existing collective to leading her own.
Profile
Standing at 4 feet 10 inches and weighing 115 pounds, Joy fits squarely among Short Models and Petite Models . She has black hair, brown eyes, measurements of 32-23-36, and various tattoos. Outside of her adult content work, she is known for collecting Funko Pop figurines and gaming. She has kept her personal relationships private and has not publicly disclosed any partners. With roughly two years of activity since starting at age 18, her career is still in its early stages, though the Bop House controversy and Asian House launch have kept her name in industry conversations heading into 2026.