LiveJasmin Marks International Women's Day With 'Top Model' Winners

LiveJasmin Marks International Women's Day With 'Top Model' Winners

BUDAPEST, Hungary — LiveJasmin is commemorating International Women’s Day by highlighting the winners of its recent Top Model contest.

The winners were also honored with a special trip to Portugal last month, which included attending the Live Cam Awards.

“LiveJasmin has always been committed to supporting, empowering and uplifting its models,” said a rep. “This International Women’s Day, the team is proud to honor once more the incredible women that inspire millions of viewers worldwide.”

Eliza Burset, who took home the first-place trophy and $30,000, said, “Winning this contest is so important to me. It’s a reflection of my journey with LiveJasmin and my studio, Models1A. Thanks to camming, I’m now earning more than I thought I would in my entire life! It’s changed everything. From Day 1, I have been motivated to give my family a better quality of life and improve myself every day. I have a clear goal and always push myself to do better.

“I honestly never thought that in such a short space of time I would be competing with international models of a global stature, whom I admire so much!” she added.

Second-place winner MarryAnnRose took home $20,000, and third-place winner JasmineHille won $10,000.

LiveJasmin CPO Zsolt Theiss-Balazs said, “At LiveJasmin, we are always committed to fostering a safe, respectful and inclusive environment where models can thrive and build their own success, just like they envision it. Our models aren’t just performers to our members; they are friends, companions and so much more. We are incredibly lucky to work with the very best in the industry, all of them truly passionate about what they do — and really providing an amazing and premium experience.”

The contest, Theiss-Balazs added, “is just another recognition of their talent and the prizes couldn’t be more deserved. We are proud to show our gratitude through this annual contest and also celebrate on International Women’s Day our amazing models and their determination, while further amplifying their voices and advocating for inclusivity on all levels.”

For more information, visit LiveJasmin.com.

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