Princess Donna Submits for Kink

SAN FRANCISCO — Starting today, online adult producer Kink.com will broadcast a four-day slave-training program featuring longtime dominant and Kink.com webmistress Princess Donna, who performs her first on-camera boy/girl scene.

Donna is directed in the four-day session by James Mogul, who oversees Kink’s TrainingOfO.com.

"Training Of O is the first site to have enough hardcore BDSM to entice me into shooting a boy/girl scene." Princess Donna said.

"It's the intense, extended nature of ‘The Training of O’ that attracted me to the site,” she added. “It is one thing to sub for a day here or there, but the idea of subbing every day for a week is more exciting to me. I love extremes, so when I go for something I go all the way.”

Typically dominant, she has played submissive roles prior to shooting the session for Kink’s Training of O website. Donna identifies as “queer,” and performs only girl/girl BDSM scenes as director of Kink’s WiredPussy.com.

“I love girls, boys, transgender boys and girls and everybody in between," she added.

The first episode of the special program airs today and will be followed by three episodes in the coming weeks.

Mogul cast veteran male performers Lobo, Sgt Major, Daac Ramsey, Rod Barry and Maestro to assist in the training. Suggestions for the program were collected by Mogul from members of Kink’s BTS website, BehindKink.com.

Donna will appear in the broadcast with co-star and veteran sub performer Lorelei Lee.

"I asked for Lorelei to come on and co-sub with me because I knew that having her there would add to the intimacy and intensity of the shoot," Donna said.

"She and I have great chemistry and an extensive relationship on and off camera,” she added. “Lorelei was the veteran in this scene because she had done lots of b/g porn and this was my first time. It was hot to have her train me in pleasing men. Also, there's no one I'd rather suck a cock with than Lorelei."

For more information about Kink.com, visit the website.

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