Folks can say whatever they like about Bel Ami and its super hot stable of hunky studs — yes, I’m obviously I’m a huge fan! — but one thing that is NOT up for debate is just how well this studio appears to treat its actors! I’ve long been amazed by how ridiculously well so many of them have held up. For example, the Interwebnetz tells me that while the Bel Ami studio itself was founded in 1993, Adam Archuleta made his (solo) debut in 2010 at the age of 20 — though WayBig.com says that Adam’s first set of solo pics to appear on the site were actually shot in 2008 when he was just 18 — and while 33 is NOT old in the least, it is still quite impressive (to me, at least) that he looks almost exactly the same now as he did a decade and a half ago! And he’s far from the only one. Many of the studio’s original stars are still performing — still looking just as fabulous and in a few cases even better, somehow! But the other thing that speaks volumes about what kind of workplace this studio must be is that many others who have since “retired” from performing in front of the camera now work behind the scenes in various capacities. Taken on its own merits, Bel Ami seems to be a pretty great place to work. But when compared to some of the horror stories we’ve heard about other studios from so many disgruntled models, it’s no wonder so many of the BA pack stick around for years or even decades.

On a related note, can someone please study their DNA and send some gene therapy our way, pronto? In the meantime, if you could please just send some of the boys themselves (Yannis in particular!) over here to the US (Los Angeles, more specifically!) and I’ll be happy to do my own hands-on research while we wait.

Thanks in advance! 😋

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P.S. Love this blog! Thanks for keeping us updated, titivated, and, speaking for myself, sometimes overstimulated!