Katie Summers Launches Site With Pornstar Platinum

LOS ANGELES — Pornstar Platinum has announced the launch of porn star Katie Summers' official website, ClubKatieSummers.com.

Members will be treated to exclusive photos and a variety of high quality, HD hardcore content, including solos, girl/girl action, and fucking machines. Summers' site will be updated weekly with new photo sets or scenes, along with a personal blog. Membership has its privileges — those who join ClubKatieSummers.com will have access to other sites in the network including Trinity St. Clair, Yur Luv and Heather Starlet’s sites.

“My site is exactly what I pictured — Pornstar Platinum was amazing to work with and I love my new site,” Summers said. “We created it with my fans in mind and they’re definitely going to like what they see. Join now and get to know me even better — my site will have content you won’t see anywhere else and some of the biggest names in adult you’ve always wanted to see me fuck.”

"Pornstar Platinum is happy as hell to have Katie Summers on the team," said Jay Quinlan, co-owner/director of marketing. “Her content is great. She's a natural-born pornstar. Her site should do well."

This Friday Summers will be celebrating her birthday twice with a party at The Bank Nightclub at the Bellagio in Las Vegas. She also will have a joint birthday party with Alana Evans on Saturday, July 14 at Club Eden in Hollywood.

Summers can be booked for scenes through Foxxx Modeling or directly at katiesummersxxx@yahoo.com.

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