A model who calls herself a 'hustler' has defended her lifestyle of using men for their money and claims that it's not 'her fault' if other people's boyfriends don't treat them as well
Chloe Amour hit the headlines after sharing details of how her sugar daddies keep her bank balance ticking upwards and lavish her with gifts, as well as pay her rent. The 32-year-old influencer has now hit back at people who say she shouldn’t take advantage of rich blokes. Despite making £360,000 a year as a content creator and model, Chloe refuses to split a restaurant bill and expects first-class treatment by any budding suitor.
“It’s extremely important to be independent and have control of my own life. I make my own money – a lot of it – but I still deserve to be spoiled. I would never split a restaurant bill or pay for a date, that’s their job. She said: “I’m totally supportive of rich housewives – I find them very inspiring. I wouldn’t mind being one in the future but I’ll hire a cleaner for house chores, you’ll never see me scrubbing floors. Right now, I don’t want or need a ring on my finger.
“People often think that I am cold or stand-offish but the truth is that I have social anxiety. I’m shy and it’s hard for me to just go up to people and say hi. I keep my professional and private life separate. Many people also become nasty when I tell them what I do for a living. They say my career and my sugar daddy lifestyle is ‘wrong’.”
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