DDF Network Set to Debut Video Newsletter

BUDAPEST, Hungary — The DDF Network is set to debut its first video newsletter targeting social media on May 5.

Created to spread the word about its content on sites such such as HotLegsAndFeet.com, 1ByDay.com, and of newcomer models, the operators said the newsletter features soft content in order to appeal to a wider audience.

The newsletter will feature hardcore humor as well as guest appearances and interviews with stars. Each episode will feature a guest performer and a segment about that performer which can be viewed in it's entirety on DDFBlog.com, as well as other social media sites such as YouTube, Daily Motion,Twitter and more.

Performer Danielle Maye is the subject of the first episode. Maye disrobes during the interview but is whisked off the set before things get too spicy. She’s also featured in an interview playing the game "What's in my mouth?" with Chloe Toy “facilitating her oral cravings.”

Other segments include a foot fetish set with Eva Parcker and Lorena, a “sexercise” segment with Subil Arch, a solo scene with Lucie Wilde, and a couple of news points showcasing "champagne facials," a porn-style popular candy commercial, and a #FoodPorn-themed YouTube video.

The first full news episode premieres on May 1 and can be viewed at DDFBlog.com

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