In brief: Aaron Rock & Alice Berry: The married couple front the first episode of Wifey Vacay, a new travel series from Vixen Media Group’s hotwife-themed Wifey brand that launched Oct. 10.
Some couples take a beach holiday. Alice Berry and her husband Salvo took a film crew and Aaron Rock along. The married couple front the first episode of Wifey Vacay, a new travel series from Vixen Media Group’s hotwife-themed Wifey brand that launched Oct. 10.
According to AVN, the series “kicks off in a sun-drenched Spanish getaway, where Alice Berry and her husband Salvo are joined by international fan favorite Aaron Rock.” XBIZ reported on Oct. 9 that VMG had debuted the international series. On launch morning Alice posted: “Are you ready?? TODAY’S THE DAY 🖤🔥”
The couple’s statement to AVN sounds less like a promo and more like a wedding toast:
In a relationship, if you can build something based on listening to each other, mutual respect and trust, then there is all the room in the world for love. There are no limits to what you can do, explore and experience together.
Wifey brand ambassador Serenity Cox told AVN that putting the brand on the road “seemed so obvious,” because people tend to “feel relaxed, rested and like the best version of yourself on vacation.” She also teased her own upcoming episode as “a dynamic we haven’t seen on Wifey before.”
Alice built up to the launch all week. In a save-the-date video, the red-haired creator, in an orange sheer top, stands beside her husband and tells fans, “Wifey is launching a brand new series. We are taking couples on vacation,” and Salvo adds, “New couples, new destinations.” The launch art puts branded black lingerie against a sunny hillside under the tagline “THE ULTIMATE HOTWIFE GETAWAY.” The same day as the save-the-date, she also posted “Dressed for Dorcel.”
Why it matters, as we see it: Wifey is AVN’s reigning Best New Production Brand/Banner, and this series takes it on the road. Our read: a real married couple as the face of the first episode is the whole pitch. VMG is selling chemistry first and scenery second, and casting someone with a modest following in a flagship launch suggests the brand cares more about the couple’s story than the follower count.