Five nominations in one night? That’s not luck—that’s a goddamn statement.
Ken Feels rolled into the West Hollywood nom party looking like he already owned the room, and when the XBIZ XMA nods started dropping last week, the man walked away with a handful that proves 2025 has been his breakout.
Ken Feels Dominates 2026 XMA Nominations
Best Supporting Actor for channeling the larger-than-life Jake Python in Wicked Pictures’ “Once Upon a Time in the Valley”? That’s the big one. Seth Gamble doesn’t hand those roles to just anybody, and Ken straight-up embodied the guy. Word on set was he nailed the swagger so hard people forgot it was acting.
The Scene Noms That Hurt So Good
But the real heat? Four separate sex-scene nominations that read like a greatest-hits of every fetish under the sun:
- Elegant Angel’s “Visions” – a filthy-hot couples threeway with Vanessa Sky and Zac Wild
- Hentaied PRO/Parasited’s “Overload” – the mixed-gender orgy that basically drowned everyone in tentacles (Scarlett Alexis, Anna Claire Clouds, Myra Moans, Little Puck, Chloe Surreal, Chad Alva… yeah, it’s a lot)
- Dorcel’s “Strip” – female-led group scene with Kenna James running the show alongside Ryan Driller and Lucky Fate
- SexLikeReal’s “Attorney of Seduction” – VR duo/trio fire with the legend Adriana Chechik
Dude went from solid male talent to “throw him in everything” status real quick.
What Ken Had to Say
“I was really honored to be cast in Seth’s film as the larger-than-life Jake Python, and I think I really did the character justice. Being nominated for the role is a huge thrill, and of course, I’d love to win, but I have some serious competition.”
– Ken Feels
Translation: he knows the Supporting Actor category is a bloodbath this year, but he’s damn proud anyway.
Mark Your Calendar
The whole thing goes down January 18th at the Hollywood Palladium—Fansly is presenting, so expect the red carpet to be pure chaos in the best way. If Ken takes home even two of these, drinks are on him. Hell, I’ll buy the first round myself.
Bottom line? Ken Feels isn’t just working—he’s collecting receipts. And 2026 might be the night he cashes them all in.
