HotMovies' 'Pornament' Announces 4 Semi-Finalists

HotMovies' 'Pornament' Announces 4 Semi-Finalists

LOS ANGELES – The final four semifinalists for HotMovies’ annual "Pornament" contest have been announced. After three rounds of competition and thousands of votes, the final four are Lacy Lennon, Lulu Chu, Penny Barber and April O´Neil. The final round will launch on Saturday April 2 and the winning MVP will be crowned on April 6.

In addition to bragging rights, the winner will receive a $2,000 cash prize and $500 will be donated to a charity of their choice.

"This is my second year doing this tournament and I’ve used the same organization as last time, DAV, which is Disabled American Veterans," Lennon said. "As a hardcore military brat I am grateful my supporters understand how deeply I feel about this cause and the amount of efforts they have been putting in for me/ I’ve done my best to reciprocate the best way possible and that includes free OnlyFans trials, live Q&As and even a free scene via my own content. The world needs balance, so it’s only right that as much as my supporters are helping me and showing this much gratitude that I show gratitude back. 'Thank you' to the fans and HotMovies.”

This is Chu’s second year competing in the contest for RAINN, an organization offering services and a hotline to survivors of sexual violence. Barber has decided to support the St. James Infirmary in San Francisco, a peer-based occupational health and safety clinic for sex workers.

"I love participating in this contest. It’s so much fun, and I’m happy to have made it this far in the name of Planned Parenthood,” said O'Neil, a 2018 Pornament "MVP."

"I hope to win it for them," she added. "'Thank you' to HotMovies for doing this good deed every year.”

To access the Pornament, click here; for the latest updates, follow HotMovies on Twitter.

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