Jayla Page Is LoyalFans' 'Featured Creator' for April

Jayla Page Is LoyalFans' 'Featured Creator' for April

LOS ANGELES — LoyalFans has named Jayla Page as its Featured Creator for April.

The title highlights "unique creators working, sharing and thriving within LoyalFans," a rep said. "Fans visiting the Creator Spotlight page are introduced to a scope of interesting creators — those who are new to the site, popular creators and interesting people utilizing LoyalFans’ exceptional features and offerings."

Page will sit for a spotlight interview, to be livestreamed April 17 at 1 p.m. PST. The event is open only to current, active LoyalFans creators. To sign up for the livestream, click here.

“I am over the moon excited to be LoyalFans’ Featured Creator for April,” Page said. "It means the world to be to be thought about by such an amazing platform. I truly appreciate LoyalFans and what it brings to SWers."

She also enthused about the platform.

"I absolutely love LoyalFans’ video chat from the app feature," she said. "I love connecting with my fans and subscribers at the push of a button and that we live in a time where your favorite SW can be in the palm of your hand."

For more information, visit the LoyalFans Creator Spotlight page.

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