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“I realize I can keep very high notes.”
But Sweet’s first appearance on iStripper generated one of the highest traffic figures ever on
the site—a sign of things to come. She even would go on to marry the producer, but it ended
in divorce.
Her foray into porn production began in Budapest, Hungary in December 2020 for Romero’s
tentacle porn site, Hentaied, which at the time was emerging as one of Europe’s next big things.
Eve became a regular on the monster-themed site, performing in several scenes before also
landing bookings with Nubiles, LetsDoeIt, MetArt, AbbyWinters, and Rocco Siffredi, among
others in 2021.
“Romero shot with me quite a lot for Hentaied,” Sweet says. “I’m very happy for him because
his company now is going very nice. ... I think I did very nice work with them. It was really like
experimenting because he would tell me to express emotions.
“And for me it was very interesting because I never did that.”
Since settling in Marbella, Sweet has been focusing on her OnlyFans while leading the healthy,
active lifestyle that she’s always wanted.
She takes singing classes, plays padel and practices Pilates. She also likes to read, meditate,
spend time with Loki, enjoy the beach, go to the mountains and stare at the moon.
“It’s just like very simple things but also very important for me,” Sweet says. “I think right now
I’m focusing way more on myself and on my hobbies, something I wasn’t really able to do during
my career. So in a way it is also time for me to enjoy what I built.”
Eve tells AVN she discovered her vocal range during classes.
“I realize I can keep very high notes,” she says. “I love it so much and my fans—it’s really
something that they are enjoying a lot actually. They support me very much, and I also have
some fans that make music for me. It’s really very nice, honestly.”
Sweet reveals she’s been practicing with the Lana Del Rey song, “Say Yes To Heaven.”
“Which is a very beautiful song, and I don’t know, at the same time I’m very religious and
very feminine, and I think it represents me a lot,” she says. “But it’s a song that each time I’m
singing it, it’s different every time. So it’s really like a process and starting to feel the music,
starting to understand the music.
“If I can describe the love I feel for music right now, it’s like when you want to give a hug to a
person and you want to hug that person so hard that it’s like, I want to eat you.
“It’s very profound.”
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