Tiffani Madison Launches Premium Telegram Channel

LOS ANGELES — Tiffani Madison has launched a premium channel on the cloud-based messaging app and social media platform Telegram.

Madison enthused about the project.

“I created my Telegram group so everyone could always see updates on me, daily posts, and new content for sale,” she said. “Even if other social media accounts get deleted, or platforms banned outright, Telegram will still be here.

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