Streamate Presents Ruby Knox as Model of the Month

LOS ANGELES — Streamate announced that this month's featured model is Ruby Knox.

The 27-year-old Native American from California's Bay Area has been in the adult entertainment industry for six years, starring in several dozen adult titles. For the past three years, she has focused on her career as a cam model.

Her girl next door good looks, relaxed attitude and other attributes have helped her earn a fan base that helped land her the spot as this month's featured cam model.

"Whether it's live on the site or on our TV commercial," Streamate's Chris said. "Ruby shines in front of the camera. She's awesome in every way and that's why our members love her. What's even better; Ruby always finds a way to get the hottest girls in her bedroom for our members' viewing pleasure."

Devoting all of her adult entertainment time to camming, Ruby can generally be found on camera from 3 p.m. to midnight weekdays, often times with one of her favorite girlfriends. "What can I say," she said. "I like women. More than that, I love them and some of them love me too! What could be better than enjoying another woman with a bunch of wonderful fans watching? I love what I do and plan to do it for a long time."

To start her month as Streamate's featured cam model, she will be appearing on Playboy Radio's "You Porn" with Ginger Lynn and Christy Canyon on Tuesday, July 3 at 1 p.m. PST.

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