Pierre Fitch Launches GuysInBriefs

LOS ANGELES Gay performer Pierre Fitch launches GuysInBriefs.net, an interactive photo upload and sharing site for men in their underwear.

Fitch adds this new website to his collection of eclectic erotic sites covering gay porn with Pierre Fitch Online, his daily journal site, and DJ Pierre Fitch.

GuysInBriefs is meant to be fully interactive with users uploading mirror shots wearing all styles of shorts,underwear and briefs.

Inspired by other popular sites with a niche like Guys with iPhones and Guys in Sweatpants, the new GuysInBriefs promises to be "sexy if slightly raunchy fun."

Fitch said he has always understood the importance of fans and social media for his career success, indeed his Fleshjack Boy win and sponsorship deal in 2010 with fellow Canadian Brent Everett and California’s Brent Corrigan was the result of hard work cultivating votes from that fan base.

In 2012 Pierre Fitch joined Cockyboys both on the member site and in Project GoGo Boy the web porn reality series set in the nightclubs of New York and Montreal.

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