Asa Akira to Host Reddit AMA Today

Asa Akira to Host Reddit AMA Today

LOS ANGELES — Wicked Pictures contract star Asa Akira will host the Reddit AMA forum “I Am A: Ask Me Anything” at 4 p.m. (PST) today.

A link to the online forum will be available via her official Twitter page about 30 minutes before the conversation begins.

Akira’s last was held in May 2014 had more than 3,700 comments.

Her Reddit appearance comes at a time of unprecedented acclaim for her work in the feature and all-sex genres.

The Brad Armstrong-directed Hollywood thriller “Starmaker,” which she stars in, is nominated for a dozen 2016 XBIZ Awards.

And veteran filmmaker Jonathan Morgan’s stylish designer vehicle, “Asa Akira: Wicked Fuck Doll,” is nominated for the XBIZ Performer Showcase of the Year award.

"This will be my third AMA, so obviously I enjoy doing them a lot,” Akira said of today’s chat. ”It's always exciting to see what questions people will ask me — the weirder the better, I think!

“I love that I can answer in long form if I choose, rather than the 140 characters I'm limited to on Twitter. Usually, I end up going for hours and hours, just because I have so much fun."

Asa’s “I Am A: Ask Me Anything” will run for about one hour.

In addition to her Twitter page, those planning to join the discussion will find a link to the IAmA on Reddit’s calendar, located here.

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