Pipedream Teams With Bonnie Rotten for Signature Toy Line

LOS ANGELES — Pipedream Products on Tuesday announced it is teaming with Bonnie Rotten for the "Be Rotten" superstar collection.

Pipedream said the exclusive toy line will celebrate the 20-year-old star's twisted sexual imagination. Her signature line of toys will offer "something for everyone," the company said.

The "Be Rotten" collection will debut at July's ANME show, where Rotten will be doing a special autograph appearance. Rotten's "bad ass attitude, rocking tattooed body, and bubbly bad-mouthed personality couples perfectly with Pipedream's proven track record of best-selling contract stars," the company said.

“We're very excited to have Bonnie Rotten on board," said Pipedream CEO Nick Orlandino. "She's at the top of her game right now, so it makes perfect sense for her to pair up with the No. 1 adult novelty manufacturer in the world. Pipedream is committed to giving her fans the most authentic, most realistic Bonnie Rotten experience ever imagined. Our global marketing machine and worldwide distribution network will offer her audiences a never-before-felt experience with the industry's most sought-after sweetheart!"

Rotten in her two years in the business has performed in close to 50 movies, which have garnered her 30 award nominations and 12 wins, including the XBIZ Award for Best Scene in a Non-Feature Release in January.

"I’m so excited to join forces with the biggest pleasure products company in the game," Rotten said. "It's a match made in heaven! My fans have been going crazy for unique, one-of-a-kind Bonnie Rotten products that only Pipedream can develop and deliver."

Like all Pipedream brands, the "Be Rotten" collection will be complete with physical and digital catalogs, demo videos, and hi-res images and artwork to support its retail partners. 

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