Italian hunk Francesco D'Macho (born Oliviero Francesco Mori) got into gay porn career after working in the fashion industry in Italy - both in print and on the catwalk. He's also a graphic designer, having studied at a college in London, and has worked in web design. On being signed by Hot House in the US in about 2006, he admitted he had the hots for fellow porn star Robert van Damme. Francesco stands about 6ft tall, has a horny hairy chest and a fat uncut cock. Although born in Rome, he's also lived in Madrid, Spain, and London, England. Francesco says: "I used to date (Falcon star) Filippo Romano when we were living in Rome. I got to know a lot of people in the industry, and watching him and his success I thought, Maybe I could do this, too." Known for his tall, muscular physique and distinct European appeal, he made an immediate impact and quickly signed an exclusive contract with the major American production house Hot House Entertainment. He debuted for the studio in the high-profile feature Black and rapidly built a large, international fanbase. Over the next several years, his versatility led him to perform for numerous elite global brands, including Falcon Studios, Raging Stallion Studios, and the European network Men at Play. In 2008, D'Macho expanded his industry footprint beyond acting by venturing into business and production. Relocating to Madrid, Spain, he teamed up with fellow adult performer Damien Crosse to launch their own independent, Madrid-based production label, Stag Homme Studios. Under this banner, he transitioned into directing, content creation, and web development, leveraging his formal background in graphic design. His business partnership with Crosse extended into their personal lives; the pair married in Madrid in May 2009, though they later separated. Prior to this relationship, D'Macho was also romantically linked with prominent French adult performer and model François Sagat. Throughout the 2010s, D'Macho accumulated a vast filmography with dozens of performance and directorial credits. His notable on-screen projects include major ensemble titles such as Thirst (2010), Giants (2011), Contatto (2011), Madrid Bulls (2012), and Surrender to Deviance (2013). He also made a mainstream crossover appearance as a non-explicit guest actor in the adult parody feature Batman v Superman: A Gay XXX Parody (2016).After more than a decade as a top-tier performer and studio owner, D'Macho eventually stepped back from mainstream adult performance to focus on his private design business, personal ventures, and independent digital media production from his home in Spain.