I make £360k a year as a model & sugar baby – women judge me but I’m a hustler… men loving splashing their cash on me
CHLOE Amour is used to people judging her.
The 32-year-old is a proud sugar baby raking in £360,000 a year and expects first-class treatment from any budding suitor.
A sugar baby is someone who receives money and gifts in exchange for companionship from (typically) an older, wealthier person – known as a sugar daddy or sugar mummy.
However, the practice is controversial as some critics believe it blurs the lines between consensual relationships and transactional exchanges – and can potentially put young women at risk.
Chloe claims that her contentious lifestyle means she faces harsh criticism from other women who pity the “lovelorn men” that spend their wages on her.
Her response? “They’re jealous, plain and simple.”
“It’s not my fault that your boyfriend isn’t as generous,” she adds.
The influencer has previously shared details of her “sugar daddies” spoiling her with lavish gifts, taking her to five star restaurants and even paying her rent.
She also tops up her earnings through content creator work and modelling.
“People judge me for having sugar daddies all the time,” she says.
“They feel sorry for the lovelorn rich guys who spend their life’s earnings on me.
“I don’t get why people care so much.
“These men get exactly what they want: my attention.
“They are also loaded and will hardly miss the money they spend on me.
“In truth, I’m a career hustler.”
Chloe says she is from “humble beginnings” and uses her unconventional line of work to better her life.
What is a sugar daddy and how does the relationship work?
A sugar daddy is a generous older man who spends lavishly on his mistress, girlfriend or boyfriend.
He’s often a businessman, who considers himself too busy for conventional dating – and isn’t short of a few bob.
A sugar baby, meanwhile, is normally an attractive younger woman who can’t afford her luxury lifestyle.
The couple will usually establish a financial agreement early on – as well as their boundaries, such as whether or not they’re considering a sexual relationship.
Some sugar babies ask for a monthly allowance, while other get ‘expenses’ in the form of glam holidays and shopping sprees.
While a growing number of sugar babies are university students, who turn to their ‘daddy’ to pay their fees.
“My work is exhausting,” she adds.
“I spend over eight hours every day shooting content or working on my computer and chatting to fans.
“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.
It’s not my fault that your boyfriend isn’t as generous
Chloe Amour
“I would never split a restaurant bill or pay for a date, that’s their job.”
Although Chloe makes more than enough money to look after herself, she wouldn’t mind being a housewife in the future.
But, to her, this isn’t someone who cooks or cleans.
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.
“But if I do get married, it will be to a permanent sugar daddy who will look after my every need – romantically and financially.”