Nobody in their right mind would put themselves through the suffering and stress of wearing a dress they can barely breathe or walk in, but Kim Kardashian would go to any length just to prove a point. Imagine squeezing yourself into an outfit so restrictive that you lose your breath and have to rely on security guards to help you walk.
At 19, Chloe Khan was a single mom getting paid about £250 an hour to party, and the papers called her a prostitute. Years later she reportedly made £200,000 in one day from an AI version of herself online. The people who sold her out first were her own friends and her daughter's father.
In the video below, Chloe explains what she really did for that money, and why she says broke men are not hot.
She had just come off a TV talent show when the tabloids hit and called her a prostitute. "I've never been paid for sex. I will never be paid for sex."
It all started with what she calls paid to party. An agency sent girls out to dance and go to events with clients, while her little girl slept at home. "I could have a 9 to 5 job where I earn a lot less money."
The worst part was who talked. Friends sold the story. Her daughter's father sold his. All she had left was one best friend and a few family members.
Today she lives in London, says she invests in property, and admits she sells adult content online with her girlfriends. "Broke men are not hot whatsoever."
The man she fell for on reality TV went to prison. "He deserved to go to jail for it."
And to a fan drowning in debt she says: "You can turn it all around. I did."
Did Chloe beat the people who sold her out, or did she just learn to sell herself first?
I feel sooo good
Like, it's totes easier to just float
Open mind, empty head
Very easy, like soo simple
Even you could do it
Pretty pink swirls make you sink
Into a fuzzy, happy place
Never wanting to come back
Kind of like a floaty fuzzy bimbo