Brett Rossi Makes Comeback in VR Scene for HoloFilm

Brett Rossi Makes Comeback in VR Scene for HoloFilm

LOS ANGELES — HoloFilm Productions has announced that adult star and former Charlie Sheen fiancée Brett Rossi has signed on to perform her first comeback scene for the company’s adult VR website, HoloGirlsVR.com.

Rossi has come out of retirement to treat fans to an intimate virtual reality experience, performing in a sizzling girl/girl scene with blonde starlet Blake Eden, that will be shot in 220 degree 3D VR with binaural sound and patented “NoSick” technology for viewers prone to motion sickness.

“As VR technology moves forward with lightning speed, the big draw for viewers is obviously adult content,” says HoloFilm Productions’ CEO Brian Shuster. “Brett and Blake’s scene for HoloGirlsVR.com is not only an amazing visual performance, it’s a technological achievement above and beyond our competitors.”

Shuster  says that Rossi’s HoloGirlsVR debut is the first onscreen hardcore scene since her high-profile relationship with, and subsequent split from, Sheen — who thrust the adult performer into the tabloid media spotlight in 2014 during their yearlong courtship.

“Brett has been out of the adult business for a while, which makes her return to adult — especially in the realm of Virtual Reality — that much more exciting,” Shuster says. “Fans now get to see Brett in the most up-close and personal way from all angles.”

Rossi’s first scene debuted on the site earlier this month, with her complete set of scenes available now at HoloGirlsVR.com.

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