British Adult Star Taylor Wane in Next ImLive Celebrity Event

LOS ANGELES — British adult star Taylor Wane will perform in the next PussyCash ImLive Celebrity Event on July 13.

The company said this is the star’s first ImLive video chat appearance and will be available free to all of ImLive’s 25 million members.

“We like to shake things up at ImLive by bringing hot action for across the pond. With a list of credentials this deep, there is no question that Taylor’s live show is this summer’s must see event,” said ImLive spokesperson Carole Wood.

She added, “Taylor has a wealth of charismatic energy that has enabled her to sustain a level of success in both the adult and mainstream industry for many years. To see the show, you only need to go to ImLive.com and sign-up for free.”

Wane joins Tori Black, Lexie Belle, Joanna Angel, Allie Haze, Sara Sloane and Faye Reagan as stars who all performed in free video chat from their homes and bedrooms.

“Anytime I get to interact live with real fans is a highlight. I’m tickling with anticipation for my first ever ImLive show,” Wane said.

PussyCash spokesman Yuval Kijel added, “Given Taylor’s international appeal and huge success in both adult and mainstream, PussyCash webmasters should seize this opportunity to convert all types of traffic to cash. And we mean big cash as we are paying up to $250 for ImLive sign-ups in July.

“Also in true PussyCash style of always mixing business with pleasure, we invite all of our webmasters to party free with Taylor Wane on July 13.”

The event will begin at 11 p.m. EDT.

Visit PussyCash for more information on the event.

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