Kissa Sins Signs Deal With Brazzers

LOS ANGELES — Kissa Sins has signed an exclusive contract with Brazzers.

While terms of the deal weren't disclosed, Brazzers shot her debut, a four-part scene that she scripted herself. Boyfriend Johnny Sins and Riley Reid also make appearances. Her boy/girl debut for Brazzers was the site’s most-viewed scene last week.

“I'm officially a Brazzers girl!” Sins said. “I'm extremely excited..."

Kissa’s next scene is a boy/girl/girl/girl with Aidra Fox, Dahlia Sky and Johnny Sins as the lucky guy. This will be the third episode of “Sins Life” on Brazzers.

The only other place to find Sins besides Brazzers is on her website, JohnnyandKissa.com. Kissa and Johnny are moving to Hawaii in early May, and on April 18 are hosting “Johnny & Kissa's Official Leaving Las Vegas Orgy.”

So far the cast is Johnny and Kissa plus Ariana Marie, Katrina Jade, Karmen Karma and one more surprise girl yet to be announced. The scene is set to be released on April 25 exclusively on JohnnyandKissa.com.

Kissa also just released one of her first-ever porn scenes on her website, a half-underwater scene. She is also revamping her site to give it a more tropical feel since she’ll be living on the islands. Kissa has yet to have a scene released on DVD and her first scene came out a month ago. 

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