Sunny Lane Earns Crown as Top 'VNALive Girl' for April

Sunny Lane Earns Crown as Top 'VNALive Girl' for April

LOS ANGELES — Sunny Lane has ascended to the top of the leaderboard as the No. 1 "VNALive Girl" for April, as voted by fans of Vicky Vette’s VNALive.com. It is the first time Lane has earned the crown.

Second-place honors last month went to Shanda Fay and Sara Jay finished third.

"Can you believe it? My first-ever win. I've been camming for my official site since 2009 — 12 years with Vicky — so first-place has been a long time coming," Lane enthused. "To say I am thrilled is an understatement. I work hard on my weekly shows and I love the fans supporting me."

Vette launched the mobile-friendly VNALive in 2012 as a platform for performers to add live cam shows to their membership site benefits package. The winner of top VNALive performer receives a $250 cash prize. The second-place winner receives $150 and $100 goes to the third-place recipient.

"I am very happy for Sunny, who has really worked hard this year on her online presence. She's shooting more than ever and the results are paying off," said Vette. "I am lucky to have her on VNALive and as part of the VNA family. She's been with me for 12 years now; incredible, when you think about it."

Click here for a listing of prior VNALive winners.

Follow Sunny Lane online and on Twitter and OnlyFans for updates.

Visit VNALive online and on Twitter. Direct inquiries to vicky@vettenationlive.com.

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