Courtney Simpson says she will no longer do boy/girl scenes and will now concentrate on doing girl/girl.
"I’ve been thinking about this for a while and I think doing girl-girl is the best way for me to go right now,” said the 21-year-old blonde, who explained that going girl/girl will give her time to go back to college and earn her degree.
“I would like people to know that while my dedication to the industry is my number one priority, I would also like to focus a bit more time on study and other interests.”
Simpson, who has been a favorite of gonzo and feature directors for her teenage looks and enthusiastic performances, said she has also left L.A. Direct Models and will soon sign with another agency. She is available for bookings by emailing [email protected].
“I’ve preferred boys to girls in the past, but I’ve always enjoyed my time with girls… (Now) I’m enjoying them much more than I expected.”
With more than 250 movies to her credit, Simpson has been one of the most prolific performers since joining the industry in March 2005.
A former Arizona State University cheerleader, Simpson is also known for stirring a controversy when she wore her old uniform during a three-way scene for Gina Lynn Productions/Exquisite Media’s Double Dutch last fall.
The university threatened to sue the video’s producers unless the scene with Simpson was cut from the release. Ultimately, the ASU lettering was blurred out.
Simpson currently stars in Mach 2’s The Party Girl, Red Light District’s Cream My Crack 3 and Metro Interactive’s Surrender the Booty 2.
