Sabina Rouge, Avi Love Rule the School in 'Popular' for Girlsway

Sabina Rouge, Avi Love Rule the School in 'Popular' for Girlsway

MONTREAL — Adult Time is elevating “teen queens who rule the school” with the new Girlsway limited series “Popular” under the direction of Billy Visual.

The three-episode limited series forms “a spirited nod to the power plays of mean teen girls, the minions who blindly follow and the nonconformists who dare to cross them,” a rep said.

The debut episode, “Corrupting the New Girl,” is streaming now and toplines Sabina Rouge as the fresh face in class who befriends Avi Love, then dumps her for the cooler girl-clique of Aidra Fox, Jillian Janson and Aria Lee.

“A Taste of Revenge,” debuting November 21, follows Rouge as she tangles with her new mentor (Janson), leading to "a vengeful takedown involving Aidra and Aria,” notes the rep. “Who will come out on top?”

The concluding episode, “The Error of Their Ways,” set for November 28, involves Rouge, Love and Janson as they “mend their dramatic rift” with a special threeway apology session.

Visual praised his starry cast of performers.

“What an absolute pleasure working with every one of these girls,” he said. “Dealing with so many different personalities for four days could be a challenge, but everyone got along great and really embraced their roles — which made for great sex scenes, as the chemistry was incredible.”

Rouge and Love enthused about their “Popular” Sapphic adventures.

“All of the sexy ladies were delicious and so nice, and I had a blast the whole time on set!” said Rouge. “I’m so excited for everyone to be able to enjoy it as much as I did being a part of it.”

Love echoed Rouge’s enthusiasm. “I absolutely loved my role! Acting alongside these beautiful girls was so much fun. I got to spend a couple days with them working on this project, and they’re all really great people,” she said. “The sex was amazing and I can’t wait to be back for another series!”

View the first episode of “Popular” on Girlsway and Adult Time. Follow Girlsway on Twitter.

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