Kink.com Streaming Nicki Blue’s Deflowering This Saturday

SAN FRANCISCO — Kink.com will stream the deflowering of young virgin Nikki Blue in a ritualistic ceremony live on the Internet on Jan. 15 at 7 p.m.

“Nicki Blue came to us with a very strong fantasy of having vaginal sex for the first time and breaking her hymen among a group of like-minded individuals,” said Chris Kientz, Kink.com executive producer. “Because of our mission at Kink to demystify and celebrate sexuality, we decided to engage all of our resources to help her fulfill her personal fantasy.”

The ceremony will be held on The Upper Floor of Kink.com’s headquarters, the San Francisco Armory. Prior to the event, a trained expert will insert Kink.com’s official hymen-cam to validate that Blue’s hymen is still in place and that she is a true virgin. Once her hymen is confirmed, the evening will proceed, the company said.

“We at Kink are deeply honored that Nicki wanted to celebrate this event in front of Kink.com cameras, in front of our community of members,” says Peter Acworth, founder of Kink.com. “We are in the business of fantasy fulfillment and we hope to make this celebration as pleasurable and gratifying for Nicki as possible.”

“We will start the evening by tightly binding Ms. Blue and introducing three Kink.com legends: Mark Davis, Jack Hammer and James Deen,” says Kink.com director John Paul “The Pope.” “Fans will vote for which of them will take Nicki’s virginity. Once the voting is complete, we will move to the sanctum, where the winner selected by fans will deflower her. The other two will then join the ceremony and make her airtight.”

According to Nicki, this has been her fantasy for a long time. "I just love the idea of having the members get to choose who takes it because it's sort of like Christmas, opening up which cock gets to go in first."

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