Vicky Vette Wins February Booble Girl of the Month

LOS ANGELES — Adult search engine Booble.com today announced that Vicky Vette is the February Booble Girl of The Month.

It was a clear victory, with Vette taking in more than 4,700 votes in February. Digital Playground contract performer Jesse Jane came in second, followed by Lexi Lapetina and Shyla Stylez. This is Vette's second win — she won Miss March last year.

Vette joins Sabrina Deep, Mariah Milano, Trina Michaels, Brandy Talore, Tera Patrick, and Heidi Mayne in the competition for Booble Gjrl of the Year, and a grand prize of $5,000.

Vette was born in Norway. Prior to working in adult, she had a variety of jobs, including accounting clerk, office manager, accounting supervisor, assistant controller, controller and general manager for several large corporations, and lived a double life by frequenting swing clubs at night. A veteran performer, she has performed in more than 125 videos and appeared in more than 25 magazine layouts.

The Booble Girl contest is open to professional models over the age of 18 who have a website or cam show, or appear on a website or cam site, or have appeared in at least one commercially released DVD. All models must use the fan sign provided by Booble. A winner will be selected by the users of Booble.com every month. Winning models receive a cash prize of $500, and entry into an annual contest which awards $5,000 to the winning model. Monthly winners are automatically entered in to the annual contest.

For more information, visit the Booble Girl contest website.

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