She Won Champion of the Year — Then Took the Stage Again

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She Won Champion of the Year — Then Took the Stage Again

Myles Shaffer recaps a big San Diego weekend: Hayla Faye's champion-winning Queen of Hearts Show and Ginger WTFA's fiery Firefighter set. Two performers you won't want to miss.

Bonjour, mes amis! Comment ça va? Myles Shaffer here, back with another weekend adventure worth talking about. This week's column is all about two beautiful and talented feature entertainers — one who just claimed a major title, and another who closed out the night with serious fire. Literally. So grab a coffee, settle in, and let's get into it. ### Hayla Faye and the Queen of Hearts Show Friday night, September 4, 2026, I made the trip down to the Midway Drive location of San Diego's Exposé Gentlemen's Club. The mission? Say hello to Hayla Faye, congratulate her on winning the 2026 EDI Overall Champion of the Year Award, and catch her first show of the evening. That performance was her new "Queen of Hearts Show" — the very show that earned her that overall champion title. And let me tell you, it's easy to see why. Hayla stepped onto the stage by emerging from a huge Queen of Hearts poster. Her costume was genuinely hard to describe, but I'll do my best: - A red, black, gold, and white outer costume that caught every light in the room - A black bra underneath, paired with black G-string panties - White crotch panel on the panties, decorated with two small red hearts - Black garters at the top of each thigh - Black high-topped shoes laced up the front She worked the pole with real skill and brought plenty of athleticism to the set. Just as impressive? The way she connected with the tip rail customers — she made every person there feel seen. Her set list ran the gamut, from "Dance Till You're Dead" by Jeremias Furst The Gamer and "Take It To Reality" by Alison Wonderland featuring Safia, to the "Toxic (Y2K & Alexander Lewis Remix)" by Britney Spears. She also performed to "Vibrating Love" by Jim Funk, "Original Don (Flosstradamus Remix)" by Major Lazer, and wrapped with the "Party Rock Medley" by LMFAO. ### Getting to Know Hayla Hayla has long red hair and green eyes. She stands five feet three inches tall and weighs around one hundred thirty pounds. She's told me before that she doesn't know her exact measurements, and I've never found them online either — but I can safely say she has a great-looking body. More than that, she's an attractive and genuinely friendly young woman. Any time I get the chance to talk with her, I take it. I'm convinced she truly enjoys meeting her fans, and that energy comes through in person. If you ever get the opportunity to see her perform, don't pass it up. Meeting her is a pleasant experience, plain and simple. Hayla doesn't appear to have an official website of her own, but you can find her on Instagram, Facebook, OnlyFans, and a few other spots around the internet. ### Ginger WTFA Brings the Heat After Hayla finished her first show, we said goodnight — and she asked me to pass along a hello to Ginger WTFA. So I raced over to the Kearny Villa Road location of Exposé Gentlemen's Club to do exactly that, and to catch Ginger's final show of the evening. I believe she calls it her Firefighter Show. For the performance I watched, Ginger WTFA wore: - A red fireman's helmet - A black midriff top with yellow stripes running over her shoulders and crisscrossing down her back - Those stripes accented with a narrow red stripe down their middles - Matching black shorts - A black bra under the top and a black G-string beneath the shorts - Black garters at the top of each thigh - Somewhat above knee-length black boots to finish the look The theme landed perfectly, and the crowd was locked in from start to finish. ### The Takeaway Two clubs, two performers, one unforgettable Friday night in San Diego. Hayla Faye is riding high after her champion win, and Ginger WTFA is out here delivering shows that match the heat of her costume. As I always say — if you get the chance to see either of these women live, take it. You won't regret it. Until next week, mes amis. Stay safe, tip well, and keep supporting the entertainers who put everything into their craft.