MONTREAL – Adult Time has announced the renewal of Siri Dahl’s contract for 2023 as Brand Ambassador for the award-winning adult streaming platform.
Dahl, who will be featured in a new scene for the platform’s original series We Like Girls on December 11, will “proudly represent Adult Time through a variety of series, promotional activities, and creative collaborations with Chief Creative Officer Bree Mills and team,” Adult Time noted in the announcement.
“I’m absolutely thrilled to renew my Brand Ambassador status with Adult Time” Dahl said. “I’m deeply appreciative of the creative collaborations I’ve been a part of in 2022, with Bree Mills and other Adult Time directors like Michael Vegas, Siouxsie Q, and Stella Smut.”
Adult Time added that over the past year, Dahl’s popularity “has brought her a lot of new fans with Adult Time members, as well as industry attention,” noting that she was recently nominated for an XBIZ Exec Award in the Creator Brand Ambassador of the Year category in recognition of her promotional work as an Adult Time representative.
“I know 2023 will bring even more amazing projects and opportunities to satisfy some of my most exciting career goals,” Dahl said. “Adult Time really does porn differently, and I’m looking forward to continuing to be a part of that next year!”
With the renewal of the deal, Dahl joins fellow Brand Ambassador, Lauren Phillips, who “just wrapped production on an original series pilot she for the platform and several big end-of-year promotional campaigns,” according to Adult Time’s announcement.
“Our vision is to work alongside our Ambassadors as key members of our creative team,” Mills said. “As one of our original ambassadors, Siri totally impressed our team with her enthusiasm, knowledge, creativity, and passion for porn done differently. I can’t wait to continue to collaborate with her in the new year!”
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