Contains adult themes. Nothing explicit is described.
In brief: On Nov. 3, Maddie Wren told followers on X that agent Mark Spiegler, founder of Spiegler Girls, now handles all of her future professional bookings. The announcement came the same day XBIZ reported her final scene as Bang!’s October Babe of the Month.
Maddie Wren has a new person to call.
On Nov. 3 at 3:51 p.m. Central, the performer posted on X: “UPDATED BOOKING INFO. Please contact Mark Spiegler for all future pro-bookings.” The post, framed with sparkle and warning emoji, did not say when the arrangement began or who handled her bookings before. Channel 304 had not seen a confirmation from Spiegler’s agency by publication time, so this is her announcement.
Who Spiegler is
Few names in adult talent representation are better known. According to Wikipedia, Spiegler worked as a production assistant in the 1980s and a producer in the 1990s before becoming an agent, joined Topp Models in 1999 and founded Spiegler Girls in 2003. The agency is often regarded as one of the industry’s top agencies, and he was inducted into the AVN Hall of Fame in 2012. Mainstream outlets have called him the “Ari Emanuel of porn,” and he played himself in the 2021 film “Pleasure.”
A busy October
The move follows a fast month. As Channel 304 reported in early October, Wren was named Porn Crush’s Crush of the Month, which she called her first industry title, and Bang.com then named her its Babe of the Month for October. Her publicist’s bio describes a former career in cancer research and a master’s degree from Stanford before she went pro, after building a following on FetLife. She also rated a Kink.com shoot on Oct. 9 as the “best. day. ever.”
The Bang! run ended the same day as the booking news. XBIZ reported on Nov. 3 that Wren stars with Nade Nasty in a new installment of the series “Bang! Surprise,” her final scene as October’s Babe of the Month. “Being selected as Bang!’s Babe of the Month was a huge honor, and the entire month’s worth of scenes were incredible,” she told XBIZ.
What it means
In our read, signing with a high-profile agent is the business side of a breakout: after a month of titles and features, Wren is handing her calendar to someone whose job is to fill it. Studios that want to book her now know where to send the email. Fans who want to send Instagram advice, as she made clear in October, should not.
Sources: Maddie Wren on X, Nov. 3, 2026; XBIZ, Nov. 3, 2026; Wikipedia; earlier Channel 304 reporting.