Naked News to Open Up Fan Voting for 'Guest Anchor Madness' Tourney

TORONTO — Naked News announced today the upcoming launch of its “Guest Anchor Madness,” an online competition where fans vote for their all-time favorite guest anchors in tournament-style matchups. 

The event begins March 22 to coincide with the start of NCAA basketball's March Madness. Sweet 16, is broken down into four conferences — Mr. Skin, Luxury Lifestyle Vacations, Young Swingers Week and VacationParties.com — consisting of 16 guest anchor contestants.

"We’ve got our own spin on March Madness until a champion is crowned,” Naked News’ Lucas Tyler said. “Make sure to keep voting as often as you like as we go from 16 to 8 to 4 to 2 to 1!”

Fans simply cast their ballots to vote through Naked News’ official Twitter and Instagram accounts, narrowing the field each week down to the championship round.

The Sweet 16 bracket of participants includes Reya Sunshine, Holly Hoxter, Krysta, Alex Chance (Mr. Skin); Jacqui Childs, Jenn, Kylie Morgan, Jemma Valentine (Luxury Lifestyle Vacations); Hanna, Hayley Bray, Erika Jordan, Sarah Russi (Young Swingers Week); and Ariana Marie, Brittany Copano, Samantha Rone, Frankie (VacationParties.com).

Eligible voters are urged to bookmark Naked News’ social media pages at Instagram.com/nakednews and Twitter.com/nakednews

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