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The 2026 XMA Creator Awards

Last reviewed by a human: 2026-09-01

Fansly's creator awards show at XBIZ Miami, May 2026 — the winners and nominees documented here, every placement sourced to XBIZ.com or Wet Ink Magazine.

Who won the 2026 XMA Creator Awards?

The 2026 XMA Creator Awards is Fansly's creator-focused awards show, held as the finale of XBIZ Miami at the Goodtime Hotel in South Beach, May 11–14, 2026 — a separate event from the main XBIZ Awards held that same January at a different venue. This page documents 25 placements from the ceremony: 19 winners and 6 nominees, each sourced to XBIZ.com's own results reporting or Wet Ink Magazine's winners and nominees coverage. Winners here include Amy Nosferatu, Bunnydollstella, Maya Hill and Victoria Peach, across categories spanning streaming, clip creation and premium social media. This is our researched coverage, not the ceremony's full results — XBIZ and Fansly named winners and nominees across more categories than we've individually verified, so a name missing here means we haven't documented her placement yet, never that she didn't place.

The documented roster · 25

This page lists the winners and nominees documented on this registry — not the ceremony's full results, which ran wider than what we've individually verified and sourced. A name missing here means undocumented, never unlisted by the ceremony itself. Every placement traces to XBIZ.com's own results and nominee-announcement articles or to Wet Ink Magazine's independently published winners and nominees coverage, cited on each member's own page; the one exception is Catalina White's nomination, sourced instead to a named career-profile interview that reports the nomination directly rather than to either outlet's dedicated results list. VerifiedHer is not affiliated with XBIZ, Fansly, or Wet Ink Magazine.

Quick answers

What are the XMA Creator Awards?

Fansly's creator-focused awards show, held each May as the finale of XBIZ Miami at the Goodtime Hotel in South Beach — the 2026 ceremony ran May 11–14. It's a separate show from the main XBIZ Awards, which is also branded "XMA" in 2025–2026 but held earlier each January at a different venue, covering scene and performer categories rather than streaming and social-media ones.

Who won the 2026 XMA Creator Awards?

Nineteen winners are documented on this page, each sourced to XBIZ.com's own results article or Wet Ink Magazine's winners list — among them Amy Nosferatu, Bunnydollstella, Maya Hill and Victoria Peach, across categories from Female Streamer of the Year to Trans Clip Creator of the Year. This is our verified coverage, not the complete results: the ceremony named winners in more categories than the ones documented here.

Is everyone on this page a real person?

Every member here has a fully sourced page, and the great majority are documented real people. One nominee's realness is still genuinely unproven rather than confirmed, and her page says so directly — nobody on this roster is called fake. A win or nomination is a documented fact about a name at a ceremony, not a verdict by itself, which is why each one links through to the fuller evidence page.

Are the XMA Creator Awards the same as the XBIZ Awards?

No — both carry the "XMA" branding, but they're different shows. The XBIZ Awards is the main annual ceremony (Hollywood Palladium, January 2026) covering scene and performer categories. The XMA Creator Awards, documented on this page, is Fansly's separate creator and streamer-focused show at XBIZ Miami each May. Some sources use "XMA Award" loosely for either one, so the category name is the more reliable signal than the branding alone.

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