Banan Entertainment Group, Inc. announced that porn star Brooke Hunter will replace Felicia Fox as co-host of their reality show Porn Star Camera. Hunter will join co-hosts Ron Jeremy and Nicole Moore on the Candid Camera-like reality show.
"It saddens me that Ms. Fox has decided to leave the production in midstream, and she will be missed," said Banan Entertainment Group, Inc. CEO Steven William Banan in a statement. "However, it is my pleasure to welcome Brooke Hunter aboard, a young lady who without a doubt is one of the most talented women around."
The shooting for Porn Star Camera will continue on schedule this week.
On the show, unsuspecting job applicants go out on employment interviews and are hit on by Hunter and Moore. There will be weekly guest hosts, surprise visits and cameo appearances by famous celebrities and personalities, the company said.
Fox posted a note on AdultFYI.com that insinuated that Banan's recent falling out with Wankus and KSEXradio.com was the root of the problem.
"I will not allow someone I consider a friend pressure me to stop associating with another industry professional simply because they can't find a way to get along," she posted. "I don't conduct my life that way, and I won't allow others to influence me in that manner."
"With that in mind," she continued, "as much as I've always cared for Steve [Banan]… I have to respectfully discontinue my association with the Porn Star Camera project and the Liberty Network. I go public with this statement as a show of my love and respect for www.KSEXradio.com, and with all due respect for Steve… whom I still consider [a] friend. I would love to see these friends of mine settle their differences quietly and peacefully, like the adults that they are."
Neither Banan or Fox were available for comment.
