Hustler’s February Issue Hits Newsstands

LOS ANGELES—The February issue of Hustler magazine is available in print and online now, featuring February’s Hustler Honey Maddie V Baby in “Dream Come True,” a 14-page centerfold and cover shot by Ellen Stagg. Baby said, “I would see issues on the newsstand and wish that I was the girl on the cover. I’ve always been a free spirit, running around half-naked. You couldn’t keep clothes on me, and I’m still just the same.” In “50 Questions,” Missy Martinez asks your favorite “cream queens” 50 burning questions, “and they answer—honestly,” a Hustler spokesperson said. With photography by @Pleasure.Protocol, Martinez interviews MILF star Ryan Keely, an “avid reader and DIY diva,” and learns more about “her exceptional gaming skills, favorite flavors of douche and how she managed a threesome while operating a puppet.”  Mia Malkova leads off the magazine's brand-new series “Hustler Superstars.” Malkova "boasts millions of Instagram followers and over 200K subscribers to her YouTube channel. Clearly she is an adult industry superstar, and we are longtime fans. Travel back to the layouts that put Mia on the map,” the spokesperson added. Also in the issue: • ThisYearsModel photographs Stella Luxx outdoors in “Just Perfect.” Said Luxx, “I am a perfectionist. I always try to outdo myself with every shoot! When I’m not working, I’m working out.” • Sharon Lee details her favorite French expressions in “Pardon My French.” • Macy Meadows is proud to be an “Old-Fashioned Sex Fiend,” by Larry Flynt Productions. In her spread, Meadows admits to having “some pretty kinky experiences, like doing five guys at once. That was the moment I knew I should do porn.” • A retro Valentine’s classic, “Cindy: Something Sweet,” shot by Matti Klatt in 1983. • “Swingin’ Teens” provides a front-desk view of “sex ed in the real world” featuring Amber Summer, Selina Imai, Paris Lincoln and Olive Glass, with photography from Hustler Video. Full-length are scenes streaming now at HustlerUnlimited.com. • In “Beaver Hunt,” amateur models from across the country and around the block are featured. In her Publisher’s Statement, Liz Flynt insists that “The Status Quo Must Go!”—Democrats scored big last November in Virginia, New Jersey and New York City with young, energetic candidates and politicians who “spoke to Americans about issues we all care about—affordability, being able to make ends meet. The belief that if you work hard, you can put food on the table, a roof over your family’s head and live a good life.” Flynt goes on to urge Democrats to oust tired, ineffective leaders in order to win back the House in 2026. For more about Hustler magazine, visit HustlerMagazine.com.