Sunny Leone has broken up with fiancé Matt Erickson, her first onscreen male partner, making the title of her Boy/Girl debut, Sunny Loves Matt, retroactively incorrect.
The Canoga Park-based International Porn Naming Registry voted Thursday to add a silent “…at least when this movie was shot” to the title. Should the movie win any awards or otherwise be mentioned aloud, the speaker will be required to indicate the amendment with a subtle undulating hand gesture.
The “…at least…” amendment was first invoked in 1998, when reality porn company Empowerment released Real East Coast College Lesbians, only to be rebuked by a Family Research Council study that found that 100 percent of the cast had bolted to heterosexual relationships within seven days of graduation.
Leone is now working with other male talent, but is not engaged to them.
Read the review of Sunny Loves Matt here.
Previously: Sunny Leone channels Sir Mixalot
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Don’t be so cynical, Gram! Maybe she still loves him. Maybe they just recently found out about a codicil in his billionaire grandfather’s will that says Matt gets nothing if he marries a porn star. Or an Indian! Sunny’s part Indian, you know. Or maybe it turns out that she can’t have kids and Matt really wants them, so he left her even though she loves him with all her heart. What if he just did her on film and then left her because she gave it up too easy? What a big jerk!
I’m not going to give an undulating hand motion till I know for sure. I still have secret hopes that they’ll get back together.
It’s the hope that kills you, pweasels
God damn it. I was hoping it was going to make me stronger.
That’s what Roger “Bleeding Ass” Clemens said