Cruel Reell Receives XMA Nomination

Cruel Reell Receives XMA Nomination

LOS ANGELES — Cruel Reell has earned a nomination for the 2025 XMA Awards, where she's up for Creator of the Year - Clips.

"I'm incredibly happy about the nomination as Creator of the Year - Clips," said Reell, who will appear at the upcoming X3 Show on Jan. 17 and 18. "Winning the award would be a great way to end the week."

The 2025 XMA Awards will recognize the best in the industry on Sunday, Jan. 19, at the historic Hollywood Palladium. In keeping with tradition, select award categories under Web & Technology, Pleasure Products, and Retail will be presented at the two editions of the annual XBIZ Honors ceremonies.

Peer voting has begun on XBIZ.net. Click here  for a full list of nominees.

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