The only range model receives thousands of calls after driving ads

A gardener turned into a breath of man, rolling a provocative billboard this week through one of Sydney’s wealthiest suburbs.

Shianne Foxx paid $2,000 to get the truck next to her photo to drive with the message: “Are you rich, old and lonely? I’m looking for a sugar daddy.”

She listed her phone number and Instagram handle and was flooded with messages after it was blown up online.

Foxx claims the response is overwhelming, with more than 200 text messages and thousands of calls in just a few hours.

“I have someone asking for sex and other sex, but if they don’t talk to them first, I don’t even talk to them.”

“This is one of the richest suburbs in Sydney, with many old money-the perfect crowd,”

While some locals obviously didn’t impress, Foxx eliminated the rebound.

“Honestly, only people hate their 9-5 lives,” she said.

“I made only $100,000 this month, so I got their annual salary in almost a month.”

At least one Mosman resident filed a formal complaint about advertising standards, and watchdogs are now reviewing AD for violating any ad codes.

The act was called “annoying”, “inappropriate”, “sad” and “absolutely shameful” and was called “absolutely shameful” by residents of the Mosman Facebook Group.

One person said, “It’s totally unacceptable, my seven-year-old read it out loud and asked me what it means. What the hell is the world!

Others saw the humor in it, joked, “The location of the target audience!” and “Dine on the wheel?”

Another said: “It’s very inappropriate for Mosman. There is no rural pavement item.”

A Shiite in a bikini shared a video of a billboard that led to social media along a busy military road, “I want a sugar dad, I don’t want to find myself, I’m already working, so I spent $2,000 on my own to send a billboard in Australia’s wealthiest suburbs, so I could find a sugar dad.

“So, if you are rich, old and lonely, please call me!”

Data from the 2021 Census record 6,000 people over 65 living in Mosman and list median weekly household income in the suburbs at $2,892.

According to Domain, Mosman is the fourth largest suburb in the country, with median home prices of $5.013 billion. It only surpassed Sydney’s Bellevue Hill, Vaucluse and Bronte, and Melbourne’s Toorak came out in fifth place only.