Devin Ashford Is SextPanther's July 'Model of the Month'

Devin Ashford Is SextPanther's July 'Model of the Month'

LOS ANGELES — Devin Ashford has been crowned SextPanther’s “Model of the Month” for July.

According to a rep, Ashford joined SextPanther at the end of 2020. "Devin has made quite the splash on the model leaderboard. She quickly climbed the ranks to become one of SextPanther’s top models in the last couple months and she has proven that her natural ability to connect with her clients is undeniable," they said.

Ashford noted that she is "absolutely thrilled."

"Thanks to SextPanther’s engaging platform, I've been able to link my love of reading, writing and deviant exploration via steamy sext sessions," she enthused. "Besides being a SextPanther model, I'm proud to call myself a fan of the platform, as I often find myself feeling particularly honored to share a space with such powerful and bold women."

"With this rousing news coming in the midst of a sizzling coastal summer, I highly anticipate making more fiery connections with those who never cease to oblige," she added.

For more information, visit Devin Ashford on SextPanther and follow SextPanther on Twitter.

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