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JiroTape
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Treats is shutting down their Patreon.
https://www.patreon.com/treats/posts/important-to-our-164267707
With kemono dead, there won't be a readily available archive of all their posts once they delete. Any kind soul want to import everything to the new kemono alternative, before it's all gone?
https://www.patreon.com/treats/posts/important-to-our-164267707
With kemono dead, there won't be a readily available archive of all their posts once they delete. Any kind soul want to import everything to the new kemono alternative, before it's all gone?
KianCubicle
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You're constantly saying she's yachting. Do you have any proof of this or are you just a little virgin none of the girls talk to?
sump4me
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You need to grow up and apologise.
She literally admitted to it and escorting, has an article on it and more.
Here, it took me 12 seconds in grok. IT's free.
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Emily Ratajkowski (often called EmRata) has discussed being paid to attend events and socialize with wealthy men in her 2021 essay collection My Body (particularly the essay involving “Transactions”/related accounts), plus related interviews. She has not issued a blanket admission of professional “yachting” (the industry term for paid companionship on luxury yachts that can involve sex or other expectations), but media coverage frequently frames her accounts as adjacent to or illustrative of that scene. Direct quotes and descriptions focus on paid appearances and ambiguous transactional party/club scenes rather than explicit yacht-based sex work.
theguardian.com
Paid Super Bowl appearance with Jho Low (2014)From the Guardian excerpt of My Body:
“To be paid $25,000 to show up to an event was the most ridiculous thing I’d ever heard. In 2014 my manager at the time, Evan, informed me that the billionaire financier behind The Wolf of Wall Street was offering to pay me that much to go to the Super Bowl with him. He explained that this person, Jho Low, ‘just liked to have famous men and women around’ and there would be other celebrities going too. ‘He’s just one of those insanely rich guys from Asia.’ Jho Low’s fortune came from family money, Evan said.”
theguardian.com
She asked: “I don’t have to, like, do anything specific, right?” Evan said he would accompany her as a chaperone; the money (with his 10% commission) was wired ahead.
theguardian.com
Later in the same account (after the game, at an afterparty):
“I asked Evan when he thought it would be OK for me to leave. He checked the time. ‘Probably a few more hours, let’s feel it out.’ I’d been reminded: I was not free to come and go as I liked. I was on the clock.”
theguardian.com
In a Sunday Times interview promoting the book, she reiterated she was “on the clock,” “unaware” of expectations, and unsure how long she had to stay or whom her agent needed to check with to leave.
thetimes.com +1
She describes other models present (including a Victoria’s Secret Angel) and Low’s behavior at the afterparty, including him handing shots and the model tossing alcohol over her shoulder while maintaining eye contact. She notes she later learned Low’s wealth was tied to the 1MDB scandal (stolen funds), and authorities seized assets including yachts.
theguardian.com
Club promoter / free meals / Coachella trips with rich older men (early LA career, ~age 19)Also from the Guardian My Body excerpt: She describes being invited by models to dinners and clubs organized by a party promoter (“Sacha”) who was paid by rich men to bring models. Free fancy dinners were a draw for models short on cash. At one club night:
“At the club, the men kept offering us cocaine, which they snorted with their backs to the dancefloor. They ordered bottles of alcohol that arrived with sparkling flames, grabbed our bodies and fed us shots, sang along to the music and pumped their fists in the air.”
theguardian.com
A free Coachella trip (tickets, lodging, limo bus) with ~15 models plus the promoter and older wealthy men (including one described as a “prince”) followed a similar pattern. Expectations were undefined; girls were pushed toward the pool/Jacuzzi in swimsuits; one man commented on her body and asked what she wanted to change about it. A model on the bus mentioned the “prince” and his fiancée seeking threesomes. She and friends mostly tried to stick together and leave early when possible.
theguardian.com
In the Sunday Times interview she said of these experiences (including Coachella): the transaction “wasn’t defined. The terms of agreement weren’t named,” and inviting cash-strapped girls to free meals was manipulative/exploitative in the way she experienced it. She was not shocked by Jeffrey Epstein stories because she had seen versions of rich older men with young models at parties/clubs.
thetimes.com
She also notes in the book/related material that she was “no stranger to commodifying my physical presence, posing next to CEOs in their suits at their store openings and parties.”
theguardian.com
Yacht references
She literally admitted to it and escorting, has an article on it and more.
Here, it took me 12 seconds in grok. IT's free.
"
Emily Ratajkowski (often called EmRata) has discussed being paid to attend events and socialize with wealthy men in her 2021 essay collection My Body (particularly the essay involving “Transactions”/related accounts), plus related interviews. She has not issued a blanket admission of professional “yachting” (the industry term for paid companionship on luxury yachts that can involve sex or other expectations), but media coverage frequently frames her accounts as adjacent to or illustrative of that scene. Direct quotes and descriptions focus on paid appearances and ambiguous transactional party/club scenes rather than explicit yacht-based sex work.
theguardian.com
Paid Super Bowl appearance with Jho Low (2014)From the Guardian excerpt of My Body:
“To be paid $25,000 to show up to an event was the most ridiculous thing I’d ever heard. In 2014 my manager at the time, Evan, informed me that the billionaire financier behind The Wolf of Wall Street was offering to pay me that much to go to the Super Bowl with him. He explained that this person, Jho Low, ‘just liked to have famous men and women around’ and there would be other celebrities going too. ‘He’s just one of those insanely rich guys from Asia.’ Jho Low’s fortune came from family money, Evan said.”
theguardian.com
She asked: “I don’t have to, like, do anything specific, right?” Evan said he would accompany her as a chaperone; the money (with his 10% commission) was wired ahead.
theguardian.com
Later in the same account (after the game, at an afterparty):
“I asked Evan when he thought it would be OK for me to leave. He checked the time. ‘Probably a few more hours, let’s feel it out.’ I’d been reminded: I was not free to come and go as I liked. I was on the clock.”
theguardian.com
In a Sunday Times interview promoting the book, she reiterated she was “on the clock,” “unaware” of expectations, and unsure how long she had to stay or whom her agent needed to check with to leave.
thetimes.com +1
She describes other models present (including a Victoria’s Secret Angel) and Low’s behavior at the afterparty, including him handing shots and the model tossing alcohol over her shoulder while maintaining eye contact. She notes she later learned Low’s wealth was tied to the 1MDB scandal (stolen funds), and authorities seized assets including yachts.
theguardian.com
Club promoter / free meals / Coachella trips with rich older men (early LA career, ~age 19)Also from the Guardian My Body excerpt: She describes being invited by models to dinners and clubs organized by a party promoter (“Sacha”) who was paid by rich men to bring models. Free fancy dinners were a draw for models short on cash. At one club night:
“At the club, the men kept offering us cocaine, which they snorted with their backs to the dancefloor. They ordered bottles of alcohol that arrived with sparkling flames, grabbed our bodies and fed us shots, sang along to the music and pumped their fists in the air.”
theguardian.com
A free Coachella trip (tickets, lodging, limo bus) with ~15 models plus the promoter and older wealthy men (including one described as a “prince”) followed a similar pattern. Expectations were undefined; girls were pushed toward the pool/Jacuzzi in swimsuits; one man commented on her body and asked what she wanted to change about it. A model on the bus mentioned the “prince” and his fiancée seeking threesomes. She and friends mostly tried to stick together and leave early when possible.
theguardian.com
In the Sunday Times interview she said of these experiences (including Coachella): the transaction “wasn’t defined. The terms of agreement weren’t named,” and inviting cash-strapped girls to free meals was manipulative/exploitative in the way she experienced it. She was not shocked by Jeffrey Epstein stories because she had seen versions of rich older men with young models at parties/clubs.
thetimes.com
She also notes in the book/related material that she was “no stranger to commodifying my physical presence, posing next to CEOs in their suits at their store openings and parties.”
theguardian.com
Yacht references
- She has publicly appeared and posted on yachts in non-paid social/celebrity contexts (e.g., Cannes 2017 with Bella Hadid and Hailey Baldwin/Bieber; later personal vacations). These are not framed by her as paid work.
harpersbazaar.com - Some non-English and secondary coverage (and yachting-exposé pieces) describe her book as admitting earning money by going to parties of rich men “in clubs, on festivals and on yachts,” but the primary English-language excerpts and interviews center the Super Bowl payment, promoter-organized LA/Coachella scenes, and general commodification rather than explicit paid yacht trips.
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Dude, she's never going to fuck you....
"Despite widespread secrecy around the practice, it was broached by model emily ratajkowski in her 2021 memoir My Body, where she detailed being paid $25,000 at the start of her career to go to the SuperBowl with disgraced Malaysian financier Jho Low, who “‘just liked to have famous men and women around’”. Later, she told The Sunday Times that she was “on the clock,” and “unaware” about what was expected of her during the date. She added that she had been “unsure of why she was there, how long she had to stay and who her agent had to check with at the end of the night to find out whether she could leave”. "
"Despite widespread secrecy around the practice, it was broached by model emily ratajkowski in her 2021 memoir My Body, where she detailed being paid $25,000 at the start of her career to go to the SuperBowl with disgraced Malaysian financier Jho Low, who “‘just liked to have famous men and women around’”. Later, she told The Sunday Times that she was “on the clock,” and “unaware” about what was expected of her during the date. She added that she had been “unsure of why she was there, how long she had to stay and who her agent had to check with at the end of the night to find out whether she could leave”. "