It's been a while since I updated this series. It's not that I've forgotten about this newcomer who signed a contract with an agency and is about to debut with Moodyz, but rather that this actress has been focusing on fitness during her waiting period before her release, doing push-ups and sit-ups every day to get rid of the belly fat that the production companies dislike.
But recently she's made some moves!
What moves? So, her persona has been established. To avoid being exposed (you might remember she was a sex worker), she disposed of her previous Twitter account used for soliciting clients—first deleting all posts, then a few days ago deleting the account itself, and also asking the sex establishment to remove her photos. According to her, this is the only way to completely erase her online presence. While she can't guarantee her identity won't be exposed, and some gossipy clients might reveal it, she feels more at ease this way.
This is something every AV actress does before debuting; you have to protect your public persona from exposure and also avoid damaging the AV company's image. So, is she planning to focus solely on being an AV actress and give up her sex work?
How could that be? The reason she initially agreed to become an AV actress was not only because she secured a good contract with her agency (5 films, average fee of 1.1 million yen), but also because the agency promised she could continue working in the sex industry. So, while deleting her Twitter account, she frantically sent messages to her former clients on Line, reiterating that although she was becoming an AV actress, she could still provide services, and appointments were welcome; in-home services were available:
However, she could no longer record the sexual acts, not even for personal collection, because now that she was an AV actress, only the production company could release the sex tapes. If other sex videos were released before or at the same time as her current film, it would be disastrous—remember Sakura no Doka (樱羽和佳), the former exclusive actress for S1? Although she already had contract disputes, what truly dealt a heavy blow to her AV career was the uncensored FC2 video released before her debut. That really crossed the line for the production company.
Therefore, now all agencies require actresses to stop making videos once they sign a contract, regardless of whether the client is an FC2 seller or a regular customer. As for prostitution, as long as they don't use the AV actress's full stage name to solicit clients, it's fine. Why is there such a clear distinction between AV and prostitution? Why aren't they afraid of Torino's Den? I'll explain it to you in the next article~
