Brandon Jones Announces New JonesExposed.com Site

MONTREAL — Brandon Jones has announced the launch of his new gay membership website JonesExposed.com

"The new site showcases a softer and more romantic side of gay porn production, using extreme close ups, slow motion and drone shots to bring a more cinematographic point of view to gay sex," a spokesperson for Jones said. 

JonesExposed.com will feature scenes based on Jones' real-life relationships and, a representative said, "the sexual fantasies he has always wanted to fulfill." Performers featured on JonesExposed.com will include Darius Ferdinand, Jessie Colter, Trenton Ducati and Dominic Pacifico, among many others.

Jones said, "Five years ago, I entered the wonderful world of porn productions. Fans from around the world have been following me on social media and have been wanting to know more about me and my sex life. So I decided to do something new." 

JonesExposed.com will also feature "exclusive footage of Jones' travels, experiences, events and more," a representative said.

For more information on Jones, follow him on Twitter.

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