
Chapter VIIICreators & AI twins
Creators and AI Twins in Candy AI Shorts
Some Candy Shorts star AI twins of real adult creators. Who they are, which series they appear in, why those series cost more, and what Candy says about consent.
Most Candy Shorts star characters invented for the story. A growing number star something else: the AI twin of a real, well-known adult creator. These “star series” are the most searched part of the catalog, the most expensive per episode and the most interesting for anyone wondering where adult entertainment is going. Here is who is involved, which series they appear in, and what Candy says about consent.
What an AI twin is
An AI twin, or digital twin, is an AI model of a real person’s appearance and, often, voice, which can then appear in new scenes that person never filmed. Candy launched its creator twins under the name Candy Creators. Its help center says every digital twin on the platform is made “in direct partnership with” the creator and with the creator’s full consent.1 On Candy’s creators page, the series featuring a creator are labelled with the creator’s name.2
The creators and their series
Below, every series in our catalog whose title or synopsis names a real creator who appears as an AI twin. Today that is 19 series. Open star series usually charge 30 tokens for each paid episode, and each row shows the actual price; Spicy ones carry no public price.
Bonnie Blue3 series · her page
Sophie Dee2 series · her page
Riley Reid4 series · her page
Lexi Luna3 series · her page
Mia Malkova4 series · her page
Asa Akira1 series · her page
Sp00kybby2 series · her page
Some names on Candy’s creators page, such as Renae Erica, do not yet appear in a Short in our catalog; they are available in Candy’s chat feature instead. Rosters change, so this list updates itself every day from Candy’s data.
See the creator series on Candy
Why star series cost more
In Candy’s series windows, an open series built on a creator’s twin asks 30 tokens for each paid episode, where most ask 12. Candy does not explain the price difference. Our assumption, and it is only an assumption, is that it reflects what Candy pays to license a famous likeness, the same way a film with a known star costs more to make. For you, it means a five-episode star series costs 90 tokens to finish rather than 36.
Not the first, but a different step
Licensed AI versions of adult performers predate Candy Shorts. In 2023 Riley Reid co-founded Clona.ai, a platform for chatting with authorized AI versions of real people, and told 404 Media that she had reviewed the technology and set limits on what her AI could say.4 What Candy adds is the step from chatting with a twin to watching it in scripted, episodic stories, some of them told in the first person: in Blackout at My Yacht Party, for instance, the viewer plays the camera operator at Riley Reid’s party.
Consent, and what we cannot see
The law is converging on consent as the line between a licensed twin and an illegal deepfake. The US TAKE IT DOWN Act targets non-consensual intimate “digital forgeries”, and from December 2026 the EU bans AI systems that generate realistic sexual material of an identifiable person without explicit consent.5 Candy places its creator series on the consent side of that line.
Sources
- Candy.ai Help Center, “Candy Creators: The content creators are starting on Candy”, August 26, 2026. everai.zendesk.com
- Candy.ai, Candy Creators page (candy.ai/candy-creators), accessed October 30, 2026.
- BANG Showbiz via Yahoo News UK, “Bonnie Blue launches AI ‘digital twin’ to reach millions of users”, October 9, 2026. uk.news.yahoo.com
- 404 Media, interview with Riley Reid about Clona.ai, October 23, 2023. 404media.co
- TAKE IT DOWN Act, Public Law 119-12 (govinfo.gov); Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 amending the AI Act (eur-lex.europa.eu).


















