Damon, aka Jesse Blum, Competes in E!'s 'Escape Club'

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Gay porn star Damon, aka Jesse Blum, has made his reality TV debut in E!’s "Escape Club."

Damon began his porn career in 2006 with Fratmen.tv and has gone on to Flirt4Free.com and GayHoopla.com.

He also is an underwear model under the name Blum, which he uses in "Escape Club."

According to E!’s “meet the cast” page for "Escape Club," Blum has been working as a healthcare provider and trainer.

"I'm also well known as a webcam model," he said. "All my friends and family know and I never hide any part of that. Who knows how long I will be doing it but unless you are a webcam model you will never understand it."  

On the show, 12 single  men and women head off to a luxurious paradise in the Dominican Republic to compete for the top prize.

"Escape Club," which debuted last weekend, airs Sundays at 10 p.m. on E!

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