iStripper Offers Monthly Talent Contest, Names Mila Azul 'Talent of the Month'

iStripper Offers Monthly Talent Contest, Names Mila Azul 'Talent of the Month'

LOS ANGELES — iStripper has announced the launch of its monthly talent contest, and naming Mila Azul as its “iStripper Talent of the Month” for June, 2017.

According to the company, the monthly winner is selected based on her beauty, the quality of her performance as a stripper, the rating she has from the site’s members, the number of times she’s been purchased, and how long she stays in the Top 20, among other factors.

In case of a tie, the shooting crew chooses the most memorable girl.

The first winner is 20-year-old Ukrainian model Mila Azul, who started her career as an adult model in 2016, working with big industry names such as MetArt and W4B, with two appearances in iStripper’s Paris-based studios — producing six shows for iStripper.

“It’s a chance for iStripper to welcome Mila in our studios at the start of her career,” says iStripper CEO Rex. “She has a very good impact on the success of our product and members are willing to stay longer with us, waiting for her next shows to be released. No doubt that Mila’s career is going to last for a very long time — We will probably invite her again in the future.”

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