NEW YORK—Pornhub has signed Natassia Dreams as its new brand ambassador, joining a team that includes adult stars Kira Noir and Asa Akira, as well as Pornhub Aria.
In her new role, Dreams will appear in future Pornhub marketing campaigns, represent Pornhub at various industry events and help to engage with the Pornhub audience to increase its brand awareness.
“We are thrilled to welcome Natassia Dreams to the Pornhub family as one of our Brand Ambassadors,” Pornhub wrote in its announcement. “Natassia is a strong, passionate woman, and we were really drawn to her confidence and fierce ambition. As a member of and advocate for the Black transgender community, she embodies our commitment to celebrating individuality and self-expression. She shares our desire to grow the Pornhub brand by building meaningful relationships with new and existing users. We can’t wait to show our fans what we have planned together!”
Dreams entered the adult industry in 2004, going on to star in a variety of movies for a number of adult studios and websites. Besides working with top studios, the starlet has also directed a number of projects such as segments for Evil Angel's new banner PansexualX, a brand that gives stars the freedom to act out their own fantasies with no requirements for positions and no expectations about sex acts as they relate to gender.
Dreams has used her voice to create awareness of issues facing the transgender community, including the deplatforming of transgender sex workers on social media platforms. She has also expanded her interests into fashion, recently being featured in Pyer Moss's Fall 2021 Couture show, Darren Apolonio’s 2021 Fashion Film, and as the cover star of the Richardson Magazine A10 issue.
“It's an honor to be chosen as Pornhub's latest ambassador! I love how Pornhub has been an active supporter of the sex work community, continuously pushing initiatives with an impact that aren't all talk,” Dreams said. “I'm beyond excited to join the team and create great things!”
Dreams has been featured in many of Pornhub’s recent campaigns including its 2020 Sex Work Survival Guide summit.
