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A British university student who auctioned off her virginity for £1.6million has revealed she has no regrets and now wants to become a sugar baby doted on by rich men.
Laura is one of an increasing number of young women who have sold their virginity on escort sites for large sums of cash.
Despite being born into a 'very strict' family with a religious background, she told MailOnline she 'never wanted to be still single and broke' and felt that, logically, a virginity sale was an easy solution.
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And although she found out the man who bid the most for taking her virginity was a Hollywood actor who had visited Jeffrey Epstein's paedophile island, Laura still slept with him.
Now, almost a year after losing her virginity and £1.6million richer, Laura says she has 'no regrets'.
She now hopes to become a sugar baby and demands interested men pay her £30,000-a-month for the pleasure of her company.
The youngster first decided to sell her virginity in December 2023, which is when she submitted an application to escort site Cinderella Escorts.
Laura was then invited to events to meet potential buyers before eventually 'taking it a step further' just months later.
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Although Laura found out the man who bid the most for taking her virginity was a Hollywood actor who had visited Jeffrey Epstein's (pictured) paedophile island, she still slept with him
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In a hugely competitive bidding process, an 'extremely well-known Hollywood actor from Los Angeles' won the virginity auction, beating a 'politician from London' and a 'Dubai businessman'.
Then, a date for the event was arranged and a member of the escort site's team later accompanied her to a five-star London hotel to meet the man who had laid down more than a £1million to have sex with her.
Laura said that the buyer even brought a doctor to 'confirm the authenticity' of her virginity beforehand.
She insists that while she had not conventionally dated her buyer, they had organised a meeting prior in order to ensure that she 'felt comfortable with the idea of taking it a step further'.
And, far from feeling apprehensive, the young woman could 'hardly wait' to make the hugely anticipated sale.
She said: 'When my virginity was bought, we arranged a day where I was invited to a hotel to spend the night with him. He had brought a doctor with him on the same day to confirm the authenticity of my virginity beforehand.
'It was actually nothing more than an escort booking, with the difference being that I had never had sex before and the amount paid was a lot higher'.
Describing the interaction with her buyer as completely 'harmless' , Laura insisted she had previously 'made friends with the idea' of losing her virginity in a non-traditional way and had also clearly communicated her sexual preferences beforehand.
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Pictured: Disgraced socialite Jeffrey Epstein's paedophile island of Little St James in the Caribbean
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She added: 'I'm glad that I made this decision, as I think very rationally as a person. The likelihood that I would have lost my virginity to someone who would never have married me afterwards anyway was very high. It wasn't worth it to me.'
Laura said that her traditional parents were initially 'surprised' by her unique decision to auction her virginity but later came to support her, appreciating their daughter's desire to have complete bodily autonomy.
Laura remarked: 'I don't think anyone should interfere and tell me who I should have sex with, after all it's my body and I'm a free and independent woman. What's more, I'm of legal age and therefore fully aware of my decision.'
Desiring to sell her virginity in order to obtain 'financial independence', Laura said that receiving a payment of £1.6million felt like she was living 'in a dream'.
She added: 'I could hardly believe that I suddenly had so much money.
'I bought apartments to rent out and used the rest to buy new clothes. I also travelled. I didn't want to spend everything straight away.'
Laura, who said she found it 'amazing how many famous people like virgins', said that the sale has provided her with exclusive access into some of the most A-list celebrity circles, alleging that she has dated 'NBA players, Premier League players and politicians'.
She added: 'If you're a woman who flirts with these men and maybe even gets intimate, then they open up and tell you everything. You can just ask so many questions.
'I'm a very curious person and these circles were just like a paradise for inquisitive people like me.'
However, while Laura speaks positively about how her virginity sale has transformed her life, she cautions against women jumping into making a similar decision without first considering the possible dangers.
She said: 'Of course, there are a lot of risks involved. It is important to clearly communicate sexual taboos beforehand. You should definitely contact a renowned agency and never plan something like this on your own.'
