PornTube Debuts 'Porn Soup' With Kayden Kross, Manuel Ferrara

PornTube Debuts 'Porn Soup' With Kayden Kross, Manuel Ferrara

LoS ANGELES — Adult Industry veterans Kayden Kross and Manuel Ferrara have teamed up with the creators of PornTube.com to produce a new comedy series titled “Porn Soup.”

Set in Porn Valley, Kross and Ferrara relive their daily encounters as an industry power couple over a weekly series of hilarious short episodes.

“When Kayden first pitched the idea we were excited to see how it would play out on camera. We saw some examples of her other comedy work and knew that a cross-over series on the industry would have lots of potential,”  Mike Miller of PornTube said.

“Ever since we filmed the first episode we’ve pretty much been walking around with a notebook and recording everything that happens to us as a comedy short,” Kross said. 

Ferrara went on to remark, “I don’t get laid on these sets, but a guy can dream.”

TrenchcoatX’s Kross and Evil Angel’s Ferrara were able to secure a mainstream crew with resumes that included work from recent blockbuster hits from major studios.

Said Kross, “I think the audience we will attract to this series will grow beyond PornTube’s existing base. The quality of this work is on par with the sort of comedy series you’re seeing on network television.”

New episodes of “Porn Soup” air Thursdays on PornTube.com, under the Series tab.

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