Immoral Productions Signs Rikki Six as Contract Performer

LOS ANGELES — Immoral Productions has signed Rikki Six as its contract performer.

Six has only been in the adult industry for a few months and has made an impression with the viewers of Immoral live.

As a result, Immoral Productions owner ‘Porno Dan’ Leal found it only fitting that she be rewarded with a contract.

Immoral Productions’ CEO Dan Leal said, “I was beyond impressed with Rikki Six from the moment I saw her. She is the epitome of a blonde beauty. She long legs, beautiful blue eyes and amazing tits. If you were to ask most people to describe what hot porn star looks like they would describe her. Not only is she drop-dead gorgeous she is great performer, and a joy to work with as well. She did such an incredible job when she shot for us on my TV show, ‘The Right Hand.’ I knew I had to give her own live show. While were waiting for our flight we literally sat down with her Hello Kitty note pad and she came up with the ideas for her, ‘Party with Rikki Six’ series.”

The non-exclusive contract is a very comprehensive one that will include Six shooting four times per month on Immoral’s series; “Squirtamania,” “Cock Sucking Challenge,” “Slumber Party” and her own show she calls, “Party with Rikki Six.”

Six also will make appearances at trade shows, conventions, and help promote the hit reality TV show “The Right Hand” which starts in second season next month.

Six stated, “I love coming to Immoral Productions and doing their live shows. I am so happy that they choose me to be their contract star and give me my own show and series. My ‘Party with Rikki Six’ shows will be about my action-packed adventures. I plan on getting hot guys and girls to come back and have all sorts of wild and crazy sexy times with me. I love to have sex, have fun and to party, so please come check out my parties. If you see out in public say hi, I may even put you in one.”

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