Tasha Reign Brought on by XCritic.com as Celebrity Blogger

LOS ANGELES — Tasha Reign is bringing her voice and insights to XCritic.com as a celebrity blogger.

Her bi-monthly blog will detail her life as a porn performer, her academics at UCLA as a women’s studies major, and her most intimate thoughts and fantasies. 

She concludes her first blog entry with a quote by Anais Nin, “We don't see things as they are; we see them as we are.” Through her blog, Reign wishes to usher fans into her life, while revealing how she views the world and how the world in turn views her.

“I am extremely happy to have been invited to blog for XCritic.com," she said. "The site provides a great platform for me to interact with movie viewers. I look at my blog as a chance for me to shatter stereotypes surrounding adult stars by revealing I am intelligent and empowered, as well as a bombshell, sex-kitten. I want to apologize now if I ever get a little too metaphysical in my blogging — it’s a product of all the theory courses I’m taking. I’ll try to make up for it with a bunch of hot, naked photos.”

XCritic.com will provide Reign with a new platform to reach fans of adult entertainment, as she supplies the site with added sex appeal.

“We're excited for Tasha to join our a-list group of bloggers," XCritic.com editor Chris Thorne said. "There's been a lot of interest from our XCritic readers about Tasha and we all look forward to getting to know her better.”

To read her first blog for XCritic.com, click here.

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