Rebecca Reinhart

Rebecca Reinhart is an artist, choreographer, podcast host, public speaker, and advocate whose work spans dance, choreography, podcasting, trauma recovery, and women's empowerment. With more than three decades of experience in the dance industry, Reinhart has developed a strong ability to express and communicate through movement and storytelling.

Her choreography has been featured in musicals and music videos for artists such as Lights, Classified, and MUGZ, as well as in the award-winning production "NUMBERS." Reinhart has also created, directed, and cast projects including "AGAPE," "Hope for the Hopeful Unknown - My Brain Injury"—featured in the Toronto Short Film Festival—"They're Always Watching," and "Would You Babe" with Ubiquity Records, which appeared in both the Toronto Urban Film Festival and the Toronto Silent Film Festival.

Reinhart has received multiple dance awards, including twice earning the overall award in the scholarship-based performance company The Young Canadians and receiving the Groove Street Dance award, which provided a scholarship to Harbour Dance Centre in Vancouver. She has taught dance since 2004 and has adjudicated dance competitions across Canada as a member of the Professional Adjudicators Alliance.

After experiencing a period in which she was unable to walk, speak, or dance, Reinhart deepened her commitment to healing and self-discovery. Her journey took a public turn when a private tape was leaked online, resulting in widespread exposure. Rather than retreat, Reinhart chose to speak out, sharing her story as "The Unintentional Porn Star" on national television, radio, and other media platforms, including CTV's "The Social" and Newstalk 1010 Radio.

Reinhart hosts the podcast "The Unintentional Porn Star," which documents her journey to reclaim control over her life and body, exploring themes of trauma recovery, mental health, and personal growth. She has also authored a series of books, including "The Wrong Way to Become an Artist: Sex Dance and Daddy Issues," the first in "The Unintentional Porn Star" series, which shares her experiences through journal entries. The second book, "BadAss as Fuck With a Sprinkle of Fucking Brilliance," delves into her process of practicing self-love while navigating the aftermath of the tape's release. The third memoir, "The Unintentional Porn Star: Blog Compilation," details her experiences with the Canadian judicial system as the tape was distributed online.

As a leadership expert and advocate for women's empowerment, Reinhart is dedicated to fostering healing, mental health awareness, and supporting individuals in thriving after trauma. Her work in dance, public speaking, and trauma recovery continues to resonate with audiences seeking inspiration, healing, and empowerment.