Little Caprice Marks Birthday With New Fan Contest

Little Caprice Marks Birthday With New Fan Contest

LOS ANGELES — Little Caprice, reigning XBIZ Europa winner for "Performer Site of the Year," is celebrating her pending birthday, as well as the anniversary of her membership site, with a new contest.

Fans and participants are invited to answer four questions about the performer; a third-place winner will be drawn October 29 and a second-place winner on October 30. The grand prize winner will be drawn October 31.

The third-place prize is a free three-month membership; the second-place recipient will receive a free six-month membership and an autographed Little Caprice 2022 calendar. The grand prize is a free one-year membership, the signed calendar and a free Handy masturbator with a personalized video.

"I can't believe how fast time is passing by," Caprice enthused. "We have had the ability to shoot with the hottest models all over the world and make our site more and more popular. So a big 'thanks' and shout-out to all the wonderful people who worked with us and supported us over the years. To give back some of this love, we decided to celebrate our two anniversaries with a little competition — and you are welcome to take part in it."

Visit LittleCaprice-Dreams.com for additional details and follow Little Caprice on Twitter.

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