xHamster Notes Surge Following Noah Cyrus Breakup

CYBERSPACE — xHamster reports a surge of interest in performer Noah Cyrus following the public revelation of her breakup with rapper Lil Xan this week.

“Based on the search queries, it seems that once Noah was on the market, the adult website users also wished to see her online,” a rep said. “On Sept. 4, when the world became aware of the news, searches for ‘Noah Cyrus’ spiked over 300% in the United States and over 1200% in the world on xHamster.”

Celebrity breakups typically boost the search queries for one or both of the participants, said Alex Hawkins, VP of xHamster. “Lil Xan is said to be claiming that their relationship was a PR stunt by Columbia Records. We do not know whether it was a pulled PR stunt or not, but it certainly boosted Noah’s personal PR and her public image, at least with xHamster users.”

In related news, xHamster reports that searches for two individuals involved in a Miss America Pageant bullying controversy are not what most would think (click here).

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