Aleexandra Kefren, the woman selling her virginity on national TV in an effort to help her family financially, has had a rude awakening after family members declared they will “never speak to her again” if she goes through with the dirty deed.
Kefren, 18, went on national TV to announce the sale of her innocents because she wants to help get her family out of “financial trouble.” But her uncle is now saying that the family is doing well financially, and there is no need for the young girl’s indecent proposal.
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Kefren’s father Toni and mother Elena have said that they are not struggling to get by and they are not about to be evicted. Her uncle, Radu Raducu, said that her parents have said they would not talk to her again if she went ahead with the plan. He told MailOnline: ‘Her mother and father are simply disgusted and can’t understand why she is doing this. ‘They have begged her not to do it, but she told them “I’m 18 and I can do what I like with my body. ‘They have threatened her and said if she goes ahead with selling herself they will not consider her their daughter any more. It is a terrible situation.’ He said that he has tried to act as peacemaker after she flew from her home country Romania to London to appear on This Morning. h/t metro
Mr Raducu said that Kefren’s father, 48, actually earns four times the average wage of most Romanians.
The teenager said the movie “Indecent Proposal” in which actor Robert Redford, Demi Moore offers £ 1bn to spend the night with him, has served as an inspiration to virginity auctioned.
“I was only 15 years old when I watched this movie for the first time, showing how a girl sells her body for a night. Maybe this thing can do I with my virginity, because I had the chance to see many women as sell itself for 3.5 million pounds or even more, “said Kefren first presenters of the show Britain This Morning, Holly Willoughby and Philip Scholfield. h/t telegrafi