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22 year-old UK student sells her virginity for Rs 18 cr to a Hollywood star: Report

A 22-year-old student from Manchester, Laura, made headlines by auctioning her virginity for Rs 18 crore (£1.7 million) through an online platform. The auction, facilitated by an escort agency, drew bids from high-profile figures, with a Hollywood star ultimately winning the record-breaking bid.

March 12, 2025 / 20:15 IST
UK student sells her virginity

In an unprecedented event, a 22-year-old student from Manchester, UK, named Laura, has made global headlines by selling her virginity for a staggering Rs 18 crore (approximately £1.7 million) through an online auction. Facilitated by an escort agency’s website, the auction attracted interest from high-profile individuals, including politicians, businessmen, and celebrities. The highest bid ultimately came from a Hollywood star, securing Laura’s virginity for a record-breaking amount.

Laura, who comes from a religious background, expressed that she has no regrets about her decision. She justified her choice as a practical means of achieving financial security, stating, “I don’t regret it. Many girls lose their virginity without getting anything in return. At least I secured my future.”

She further explained that many women lose their virginity without any financial or emotional benefit, whereas she viewed hers as an asset that could provide her with financial independence. “In contrast, I consider my decision to auction off my virginity a strategic move to gain financial independence,” Laura remarked.

The bidding process was conducted discreetly on the website of a well-known escort agency, attracting immense attention from wealthy and influential figures.

According to Laura, the auction received offers from several politicians and business tycoons before the final deal was sealed with the Hollywood celebrity.

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As part of the agreement, Laura underwent a medical examination in the presence of the buyer to confirm her virginity. The entire process, as reported, was handled with utmost confidentiality to protect both parties involved.

Laura’s decision has ignited widespread debate regarding the commercialization of virginity and shifting social attitudes toward such practices. While virginity has long been regarded as a symbol of purity, particularly in conservative cultures, this case reflects a growing trend where personal choices are increasingly influenced by financial considerations.

Laura has openly stated that she intends to use the money to secure her financial future and pursue her career goals. Additionally, she has expressed an interest in finding a wealthy partner, or a “sugar daddy,” who can provide financial support while maintaining a romantic relationship.

“I’ve set myself up for life,” she stated, adding that she can now focus on her ambitions without financial worries. Her approach has sparked heated discussions on social media, with some criticizing her decision while others defending it as a matter of personal choice and financial empowerment.

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first published: Mar 12, 2025 02:09 pm

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