Ducati Studios Launches NastyDaddy.com

Ducati Studios Launches NastyDaddy.com

SEATTLE — Ducati Studios today launched NastyDaddy.com — an all-new gay site featuring mature men simply getting nasty.

The site, completed yesterday, is a collaboration between longtime gay performer Trenton Ducati and photographer Anthony Duran.

“NastyDaddy features daddy bears with mature men in scenes that are just a bit nastier,” Ducati, who won XBIZ Gay Performer of the Year in 2013, told XBIZ today. “Sex is the focus, with lots of penetration, cum play and ass-to-mouth.”

NastyDaddy, an existing site offering video and photos, was built from the ground up, Ducati said.

“We have been rebuilding it for the past year,” Ducati said. “And we are launching with 40 scenes, which is not typical for a roll out.”

Membership to NastyDaddy costs $19.99 at a recurring monthly rate after a 30-day promotional price of $14.99. The site processes through CCBill.

Ducati Studios also operates GentlemensCloset.com, a gay fetish site offering foot worshiping and pantyhose play.

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