Recently Deflowered Nicki Blue Becomes PornStarTweet's 1,000th Star

LAS VEGAS — The Naughty Tweet Network and PornStarTweet announced today that recently deflowered Nicki Blue has been added as its 1,000th Twitter network porn star.

The company said that the deflowering ceremony of 21-year-old virgin Blue live on Kink.com’s website on Jan. 15 has created headline news.

“The irony of who our 1,000th is surely not lost on us. Only days ago she lost her virginity live on the Internet, now she’s 1,000th in a long and celebrity filled lineup of porn stars on Twitter. Nicki Blue represents the new and young voice of the adult industry. She’s part of a new wave of stars that interact with their fans in all new and personal ways through social media,” said Pete Housley CEO of Naughty Tweet.

A "1,000th Porn Star on Twitter" party is in the planning stages that will be hosted by Blue along with OC Modeling, according to PornStarTweet.

Phil of OC Modeling said, “OCM was excited to learn that one of their own was the 1,000 adult actress that PornstarTweet tracks, and what a fitting way to be thrust in the world of adult entertainment then to lose your virginity and be celebrated as the 1,000 girl in the same week."

He added, "Sandra and I are very excited to have Nicki Blue as our client and with the combination of her sexual diversity, attitude, and connection with her fans we feel that only great things are to come from her in the future.”

Housley said that Blue was so excited about her new found fame that "instead of some boring quote in a press release she offers this personalized video clip in the spirit of social media."

The clip can be seen here.

Related:  

Copyright © 2025 Adnet Media. All Rights Reserved. XBIZ is a trademark of Adnet Media.
Reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission is prohibited.

More News

Report: AVS Group Beefs Up AV After $1.3 Million Fine

Adult content provider AVS Group has begun to institute robust age checks on some of its websites after U.K. media regulator Ofcom last week imposed a penalty of approximately $1.3 million for noncompliance with Online Safety Act regulations, the BBC is reporting.

FSC: Federal Report Confirms Unfair Banking Discrimination Against Adult Industry

The Free Speech Coalition (FSC) today announced that a federal report on debanking has concluded that several U.S. banks engaged in discriminatory banking practices against members of the adult industry.

Pineapple Support Names Natalie Pereira Executive Assistant

Pineapple Support has appointed Natalie Pereira as its new executive assistant.

AEBN Publishes Popular Searches by Country for October, November

AEBN has released the list of popular searches from its straight and gay theaters by country in October and November.

FSC Summit Event Schedule Announced

Free Speech Coalition (FSC) has revealed its slate of networking events and symposiums for its annual summit, set for January 15 during XBIZ 2026.

Pornhub Releases 2025 'Year in Review' Report

Pornhub has released its “Year in Review Insights” report for 2025, the 12th edition of the site’s annual statistics, data analysis, and infographic initiative.

Washington AV Bill Jumps on 'Health Warning' Bandwagon

A new age verification bill in the Washington state legislature would require adult sites to post notices warning users of alleged health risks, despite a previous federal court ruling against such requirements.

BranditScan Launches '25 Days of Christmas' Promo

BranditScan has launched its 25 Days of Christmas promotion.

MelRose Michaels Named Host of Online Industry Edition of XBIZ Honors

Performer and entrepreneur MelRose Michaels will MC the online industry edition of the 2026 XBIZ Honors, set for Wednesday, Jan. 14, at the Kimpton Everly Hotel in Hollywood.

Irish Regulator: EU States to Ramp Up AV Enforcement for Smaller Sites

A representative of Irish media regulator Coimisiún na Meán told legislators that Ireland and other EU states are preparing to expand enforcement of age verification regulations to include smaller adult sites, British newspaper The Times is reporting.

Show More