Farrah Moan Is Magical in Men.com Gender-Swap Comedy

Farrah Moan Is Magical in Men.com Gender-Swap Comedy

BURBANK, Calif. — “RuPaul’s Drag Race” star Farrah Moan appears as a mischievous fairy godmother in “Girls Night,” a new Men.com series, alongside Abella Danger, Alexis Fawx and Aaliyah Hadid.

“ ‘Girls Night’ follows three friends played by Johnny Rapid, Beaux Banks and Jake Porter as they discuss the plight of sexually active gay men in small cities: running out of options! Their biggest wish would be to spend one night in a straight woman’s body to take advantage of all the DTF straight men out there,” said a studio rep.

“Luckily for them, Farrah Moan magically appears and makes their wish come true. Our three main protagonists are turned into straight porn heavyweights Alexis Fawx, Abella Danger and Aaliyah Hadid for a night. They soon pick up porn legends William Seed, JJ Knight, Damien Stone and Pierce Paris and the rest is Men.com history!”

Director Iza praised the star power of their cast. “Working with all these hot and talented superstars was so much fun. I couldn’t have asked for a better cast,” they said. “Everyone did their best work and Farrah was a total sweetheart. I miss her!”

The female adult stars enjoyed the opportunity to stretch their wings. “The girls on set were overjoyed about appearing in a gay porn scene. Having been fans of Men.com for years, they were immensely grateful for the opportunity to do some fun crossover work,” the rep notes. “Ms. Danger was particularly excited for her gay fan base to see her pop up on Men.com and she’s been rocking the ‘Men’ hoodie the crew gifted her with on social media recently.”

Part One of “Girls Night,” featuring Banks and Seed, goes live tomorrow. Part Two, with Paris and Porter, will debut March 15, while Part Three — a threesome featuring Knight, Rapid and Stone — debuts March 22.

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It’s not the first time a “RuPaul’s Drag Race” star has appeared onscreen for Men.com. “Justice League: A Gay XXX Parody,” a 2019 XBIZ Awards nominee for Gay Movie of the Year, features Manila Luzon as Wonder Woman.

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