Lily Cade Named Divested Films' Feature Model, Co-Producer

LOS ANGELES — Divested Films has named lesbian Lily Cade as its first featured model and producer.

Cade and Divested Films will be working together to produce content for both LilyCade.com and Divested sites, VeryBadAssXXX and VeryBadAssBabes.

"In developing our network, we always knew we would want a couple of different models to feature in solo sites. LilyCade.com is an excellent place to start," said Sam Martin of Divested Films.

"Lily best represents what we, as a business, are trying to achieve sexually and creatively through our scenes. Lily is a true professional and has committed herself to her career and the industry and her online presence. For me to work one-on-one with Lily and develop her visual presence online is awesome. I definitely want to give her site her voice."

A film school grad, Cade prides herself on being a gold star lesbian, that is, a lesbian who has never been with a man and a true Badass lesbian porn star.

"I'm really excited to be working with Divested Films," Cade said. Sam and Korbel are creative people who get me and LilyCade.com is going to rock. I'm getting a chance to put some of my ideas on camera, create some kick-ass content and most of all, do what I do best, raw, real, lesbian fucking."

Scenes featuring Cade are scheduled to be available starting October.

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