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Kendra Lust Debuts on Blacked.com

LOS ANGELES — Blacked.com announced the release of an online exclusive interracial scene with 2015 XBIZ MILF Performer of the Year Kendra Lust.

The scene will be released online this Monday and will be available for streaming and download.

Blacked.com director Greg Lansky remarked, "I've had a great relationship with Kendra since she entered the business and I've watched her evolve into a legitimate star in the adult adult entertainment industry.

"Being able to capture Kendra's performance is always an honor. Kendra is such a beautiful women and she also has an incredible personality so it was a no-brainer for us to feature her on Blacked.com"

To prepare for the influx in traffic, Blacked has increased their server rack space.

Lust said, "I never worry when I shoot with Greg Lansky. He is very particular and a perfectionist with what and who he shoots and his work speaks for itself. Amazing photos and filming really make for a great scene... not to mention he treats all his girls like princesses on set! I really love working for Greg Lansky!"

Blacked.com updates its site with a new high-end film every five days.

For a scene preview, click here.

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