Riley Nixon Announces Fan Contest

LOS ANGELES — Riley Nixon has launched a contest offering fans a chance to perform a scene with her in Las Vegas.

Nixon has partnered with SkynCams.com for the contest, which is open to men or women.

To enter, fans must go to SkynCams.com and sign up as a member. Then, they must purchase tokens and send Nixon a 1000 token tip to her SkynCams profile.

The drawing for the winner will be held on August 1. The winner will star in a video with Nixon, and attend a dinner with Nixon and the SkynCams.com crew. The three days and two nights stay in Las Vegas includes airfare and accommodations provided by SkynCams.com.

The winner will be required to provide industry standard testing and two forms of valid U.S. IDs. The contest is limited to persons over the age of 21 permitted and only legal residents of the U.S. are eligible.

Nixon is represented by Skyn Talent. For booking information, contact Skyn Talent by calling (424) 375-SKYN. For more information, follow Nixon on Twitter or Instagram.

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