PornstarPlatinum Launches TiffanyTyler.com

LOS ANGELES — Pornstar Platinum has announced the launch of the TiffanyTyler.com.

A former exotic dancer in San Francisco, Tyler entered the adult industry in 2009 and has appeared in more than 60 movies, while also gracing the cover of magazines such as Hustler and Cheri.

Dan Hogue, VP of business development and client relations, remarked, "I love this gal. She is a pro, enjoys cam and started up 'WebCam Wednesdays' for her members."

Managing partner JC added, "Another great addition to the growing PornStarPlatinum network. This site is sure to not only convert but retain very well with all of TIffany's direct interaction with her members."

Tyler joins performers such as Ava Devine, Angelina Valentine, Kendra Lust, Nikita Von James, Eva Notty, Trinity St Clair, Prince Yahshua, Justice Young, Veronica Avluv and Katie Summers in the Pornstar Platinum network.

Tyler, who is parts Dutch and Greek, grew up riding horses and studied history in college. She's fond of high tech gadgets and describes herself as "having a fascination with reading instruction manuals." She has a Hebrew tattoo down her neck which translates to "one life to live."

The frequent guest of Playboy radio made her feature dance debut at Al's Diamond Cabaret in 2010.

For more information about the Pornstar Platinum network, click here. 

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