MONTREAL – Popular gay adult performer Manuel Deboxer has signed a one-year exclusive contract with fetish website Maskurbate.com. The site is among the stable of gay niche sites in the Buddy Profits affiliate program.
At Maskurbate.com, straight amateur guys wearing masks to disguise their identities allegedly have their first gay sexual experience with known gay performers. According to a spokesman for the website, Deboxer is a favorite among fans.
“It’s with great pleasure that I welcome Manuel Deboxer as an exclusive model for Maskurbate.com,” founding partner Pascal Bedard said. “I’ve been working with Manuel since his porn debut in 2006. Since then, he has become an international porn star, and Maskurbate has made its place among the top and most original gay porn sites in the industry.
“Throughout his porn career, Manuel continued to make appearances on Maskurbate, allowing us to grow together,” Bedard continued. “Since he calls Maskurbate his home, it’s a full-circle moment for the both of us.”
Bedard also said Maskurbate members can expect at least one new scene a month featuring Deboxer. To mark his full-time return, an exclusive birthday scene featuring his first-ever gangbang is live on the site now.
“I have chosen to work with Maskurbate exclusively because it is, in my opinion, one of the best porn sites, filled with beautiful studs,” Deboxer said. “All those muscled dudes get me hard. It’s a real playground for me.
“I am very excited to become the face of Maskurbate for the next 12 months,” he added. “Having the opportunity to continue working alongside Pascal makes this exclusivity deal a logical step to take.”
The deal also allows him to expand his artistic goals, he said.
“I will also be co-writing and co-directing my scenes,” he revealed. “If you want to see Deboxer in action, it is going to be on Maskurbate.com. From the front to the back, top to bottom, any positions you think of, I’ll do everything necessary to meet your expectations. Get ready for hot action in months to come.”
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