Nicole Aniston Signs With Puba

LOS ANGELES — Nicole Aniston, the 2013 Penthouse Pet of the Year, has signed with Puba.com to launch her official website later this summer.

Aniston has performed in more than 100 adult movies since she started her career in 2010.
 
"I am thrilled and privileged to be joining the Puba family," Aniston said. "There is no other company I would rather launch my site with. I was very particular when making my decision to not only ensure the best content and management thereof, but that their reputation amongst industry professionals and paying customers alike was nothing short of upstanding."

Aniston's site will feature exclusive HD content, weekly updates, live shows and an in-depth look into her private life.
 
"It is always fun to shoot Nicole," said Puba's in-house director Ivan. "She is beautiful, has an incredible body and always brings a genuine sexuality to everything she does. I look forward to helping her explore herself and sharing that with all of her fans."
 
Nicole is the lastest addition to the Puba web family that includes Asa Akira, Christy Mack, Dani Daniels, Lily Carter, London Keyes, Samantha Saint, Skin Diamond and Taylor Vixen.

"The other Puba girls are fantastic," Aniston said. "There are some great performers and beautiful women. I can't wait to get my hands on each and every one of them. I look forward to providing tons of high-quality photos, video, and personalized interaction that won't be found elsewhere."

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