Pornstar Platinum Inks Deals for 4 More Porn Star Sites

Pornstar Platinum Inks Deals for 4 More Porn Star Sites

LAS VEGAS — Pornstar Platinum announced today it has signed four additional porn stars who will have their official sites featured on the popular growing network of adult performers.

The first site to launch in the Pornstar Platinum Network is the site Brooke Wylde. Her official site BrookeWyldeXXX.com was launched this week. Christie Stevens, Courtney Taylor and Savana Styles round out those stars who will soon have their sites launched on the network.

Today’s announcement follows on the signing of  Ariella Ferrera and Joslyn James, who both have been recently added to Pornstar Platinum’s network.

"We are very excited by all the new, talented girls joining our network," said JC Baumgartner, Pornstar Platinum’s president. "We are always on the lookout for the newest and brightest stars who have that 'special something' and are on track to be big names in the adult industry.

“This group is extremely hot as their fans already know. We couldn't be happier."

As with other sites in the Pornstar Platinum Network, all four new sites will offer exclusive HD images and videos. They will also include access to the full network of Pornstar Platinum’s line up of official porn star sites. The network offers exclusive daily updates, live cam shows and personal blogs from each girl.

Other porn stars on the Pornstar Platinum Network include Ava Devine, Eva Notty, Alura Jenson and Claudia Valentine, among others.

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