Myles’ Weekend Adventure ~ Bonjour mon amis! Comment ca va? Myles Shaffer here. Once again, this column will be about only one feature entertainer. However, she was well worth the drive. Is anybody now curious? Good! Then please read on.
Natasha Nova
On Saturday night, July 31, it was time to drive down to Expose Gentlemen’s club, in San Diego, to say hello to Natasha Nova and to observe both of her shows on the final night of her booking.
For her first time on stage during the evening, Natasha wore a blue/green brimless hat and dress. She also wore a shoulder piece. (I really don’t know what it might have been called.) Next, Natasha wore a matching bra and thong panties. (Once Natasha removed her thong panties, it became quite apparent that she was wearing a bejeweled butt plug in the appropriate location.) Natasha’s footwear was a pair of black and silver stripped shoes with a clear ankle strap, platform soles, and stiletto heels.
I don’t know just exactly what the various pieces of Natasha’s costume might have been covered with. I just know that every item sparkled in the stage lighting like you wouldn’t believe.
Somewhat early in this show, Natasha performed with a pair of very long white streamers. She later danced with a pair of wide multi-colored streamers. (I wasn’t able to determine exactly what the colors where; however, i did see some dark red and blue.)
Natasha performed her first show of the evening to, “Toxic,” by Britney Spears, “Big Jet Plane,” by Alok & Mathieu Koss, “Fly Away,” by Lenny Kravitz, and, “Up,” by Cardi B.
During Natasha’s final show of this Expose booking, she wore a long sleeved, black and white, horizontally striped top. With the top, she wore a black mini-skirt. Beneath her top, Natasha wore a red bra, and under her skirt, she wore a pair of red G-string-like thong panties. Natasha’s footwear for this show was the same shoes that she had worn during her first performance of the evening. Oh yes, and her butt plug was still in place.
Once again, all of the pieces of this costume, with the exception of Natasha’s shoes, sparkled like the stars in the night time sky. And, once again, I have no idea why. I can only think that maybe her costume items were covered with tiny sequins.
During this performance, Natasha did a few headstands including one on the tip rail. (The tip rail at Expose is not really a rail. It is more like a very narrow, U-shaped, table that surrounds the stage.) At one point during this show, Natasha performed with a very large piece of white material. At another point during the show, Natasha came up with a plastic boot shaped device that spewing a stream of fake one thousand dollar bills into the air. (There is no way anyone in their right mind could ever think the bills were actually counterfeit money. All of the bills had various photos of Natasha on each side.) Natasha ended this performance by washing herself off with water and soapsuds. She even handed out some water filled spray bottles to some of the customers and allowed them to spray the water onto her lovely body.
During this last show of her booking, Natasha performed to, “The Groovy Cat,” by PAWSA, “I Like It Like That,” by Pete Rodriguez, “Dirty Sexy,” by Rusko, “Bitch Betta Have My Money,” by Safaree, “Trap Queen,” by Fetty Wap, and, “Wap,” by Cardi B featuring Megan Thee Stallion.
Natasha is intelligent, well-spoken, very friendly, and has a good sense of humor. She also enjoys meeting and speaking with her fans.
This sexy lady has long medium brown hair and green eyes. She stands five feet three inches tall, weighs one hundred thirty pounds, and her great looking physique measures 36D-27-35.
Given Natasha’s looks, personality, having spoken with her more than once, and her performances that I have seen, I do recommendation that nobody should ever miss an opportunity to see her perform and to meet her in person. I do believe it would be an experience they would not soon forget!
Natasha’s website at msnatashanova.com seems to no longer exist. However, s he can still be found on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
And, that will bring us to an end for now. Let us all meet back here the next time to see what I have been up to next. Until then, everybody please stay safe, have a great week, and live life as if there were no tomorrow!
Bonsoir et au revoir,
Myles Shaffer
