Bree Olson Wins Twistys Treat of the Year

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Adam & Eve contract performer Bree Olson has won the first Treat of the Year award from website Twistys.com.

"Adam & Eve is very pleased that Bree Olson has been chosen Twistys Treat of the Year," Adam & Eve Director of Public Relations Katy Zvolerin told XBIZ. "We're so happy that her fans have recognized her by voting for her in this tight competition."

Olson, who was Treat of the Month in June 2007, actively campaigned for the prize, with an appearance on "The Howard Stern Show" followed by appearances on other radio shows, webcams, conversations on the Twistys members forum and other venues. Twistys reports that Olson jumped to an early lead and stayed there, with 25,197 votes out of a total 132,504. Olson's closest competitor, Eva Angelina, came in second by 2,732 votes. Final tabulations are on the Twistys website.

"Bree is a beautiful, fantastic performer who did a most impressive job and we are proud she is our first Twistys Treat of the Year, " Twistys owner Shap said.

Olson's prizes for winning Treat of the Year will be presented at the FAME Awards at the Los Angeles Convention Center June 13. The prizes include a custom diamond Rolex watch, two days of shooting for Twistys.com with two nights accommodations at a prestigious Los Angeles hotel and limousine transportation to and from the photo shoots, a year of Twistys.com Treat of the Year model promotions and $10,000 in cash.

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