Fada Prazeres

I met her together with her husband in São Paulo, and the whole thing felt very strange to me. A really pretty girl who fucks really well. Totally worth it.

Fada Prazeres is the joint brand of a non-monogamous Brazilian couple who produce adult content together. In a January 2025 interview with Purepeople, they said they met at a swingers' club and, after marrying, decided to turn their fetishes into a source of income. All their income now comes from adult platforms. "All our scenes are real," they said. "We work with pleasure, and that's why we chose this niche... we produce everything, from beginning to end." Their content focuses on their everyday sex life, usually with a third person, which in Brazil is called a "marmita de casal". They advise that a good third "respects the couple above all", keeps "a light vibe" and gets into the couple's mood. The couple drew celebrity-press attention for a video with Andressa Urach, whom they met through her then-boyfriend. They described her as "an excellent professional and very naughty, like us". She is from São Paulo, and profiles describe her with black hair.

Behind the scenes. In an October 2024 interview with O Globo, the couple, then 25 and 35, explained how their scenes are made. "One of the biggest surprises for people is that there are very clear rules and limits," she said. "Our content is about our life, but when a third person is involved, we always respect their rules. It has happened that in a scene there couldn't even be kissing on the mouth." He said neither of them feels insecure, but some scene partners have been uncomfortable with him being present, which they resolve by talking it through so that "everything flows naturally and without pressure". She said 98 per cent of their scenes are shot with condoms and that regular tests are required of everyone involved, with rare, fully agreed exceptions. Because she is bisexual, she usually chooses the scene partners: "The third person needs to be attracted to women, since the idea is that everyone is involved and comfortable." He said every scene is imagined beforehand, while they are at home together, so that on set "we are just putting our fantasies into practice". Scenes are often shot in several stages, with pauses to move cameras or adjust lighting that can take hours, in a quiet room without distractions; they talk through each script beforehand, and they said editing is essential to make the result look like one seamless sequence.