The only model $100K finder fee for future husband

Cupid just made a serious upgrade – and salary.

“I’ll pay you 100k, get me married, or 300,000 to arrange a dipping deal. If you recommend me alone and I end up marrying him, I’ll pay you $100,000,” Onlyfans Star Aella wrote on her alternative last month, sending the internet into madness.

Aella lived in the Bay Area at the age of 33 and she was not an ordinary day.

“I’m a weird guy. It’s not hard for someone to date or someone who is willing to marry me, but ‘the people I want to get married’ is a group of disappearing groups.”

Her Mr. Right’s list is…unconventional.

“I want a man who is completely committed to one more person (about 3% of the population) who provides space for his main partner and has ominous sexual behavior (about 10% of the men) whose wealth is similar to mine and I don’t have to support him financially, who want children, who accepts it completely selfishly,” she continued. ”

In simple English: He is rare, rich, kink and ready to commit. Brain, politics, age and BMI plus points – but Aella admits she is already pushing for luck. She is also very picky about identity.

Here is how bounty works: you recommend candidates she hasn’t considered yet, make sure you are the first and fill out her date survey.

To mess with the rules or lie in the investigation? That is automatic decomposition. When money and romance are mixed, Aella doesn’t mess around.

“100k is not an easy task for me. I think I will say yes without hesitation.”

And, if $100,000 isn’t enough, Aella will raise the bet. “Or, you can find someone who paid me 10 million (after tax) to immerse me, let me raise his child, the only custody, single mother…if the deal passes, I’ll pay you $300,000.”

She even freezes dozens of eggs to optimize future offspring in case you think this bounty isn’t serious.

Aella considers herself a pioneer of romanticism. Why limit love to dating apps or pairing services? She is crowdsourcing-she has no apology to pay for the relationship.

In a recent interview with Slate, the model revealed that she caught the current four-year Beau as her followers filled out a survey.

Aella also told the media that she is “demographic people, many people are not attracted”, just like about 3% of the population.

She defended her bounty idea, emphasizing that “people will dock like it’s magical treatment”, expecting “your hands touch, then your eyes lock, and then there’s something indescribable between you.”

The brunette beauty called that “good, but…unrealistic” and believed that in 2025, “we can do more than just people who just walked down the street.”

As the publication reports, potential suitors can submit suggestions or conduct an online survey of Aella, which includes questions about porn preferences, logical puzzles, and more.

And Aella isn’t the first to price on love – others are trying to turn romance into a rewards program.

As mentioned earlier, Wannabe bride and Los Angeles attorney Eve Tilley-Coulson paid an expensive “recommendation bonus” to anyone who could get her husband to land in 2023.

“I told my friends a while ago that if they introduced me to my husband, I would pay $5,000,” she said. “And I thought, why not open it to Tiktok?”

At that time, her docking pleas on the platform were all the rage. She revealed that the bold stadium received more than 556,000 views and scored 20 to 25 for potential suitors through a rookie marriage agent.