Twin sisters who made millions selling racy material say they were offered $100,000 to fulfill someone’s fantasy. April and Amelia Maddison revealed they were invited to Dubai to make a millionaire’s dream come true.
The Maddison twins, who do everything together and are best friends, said men often slide into their DMs with their own private twin fantasies. But this was the first time they had been offered such a large amount of money to fulfill someone’s fantasy. April said the Dubai-based millionaire known as David (name changed to protect his identity) first noticed them six months ago when he spent around $15,000 on their content in just a few weeks.
Rich entrepreneur
“We have a lot of subscribers, but we definitely noticed that he was spending a lot on content and kept sending unsolicited tips of hundreds of dollars to get our attention,” she said. David didn’t reveal much about himself to the twins, except that he was an entrepreneur in the import sector and came from a wealthy family. “He did send us a photo of himself, as many subscribers do, and he was between 35 and 40 years old, looking tanned and handsome,” April added. “We don’t want to share much more about him because we respect the privacy of our subscribers.”
About five months ago, David then suggested that they come to Dubai for a $100,000 payout. According to Amelia, he offered to fly the Australian duo first class to Dubai for a five-day holiday. “David said it had always been his fantasy to be with twins, and that we were perfect for his fantasy because we were identical and exactly his type,” she revealed. “He offered to put us up in a five-star super luxury hotel He wanted to take us to the best restaurants, show us to his friends, buy us expensive designer bags and clothes, and of course stay with us every night,” said Amelia.
Non-disclosure agreement
If the twins had accepted his offer, they would have to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to receive more details about his twin fantasy. Despite the large amount of money and the lure of a luxury vacation, April said the decision for her and Amelia was quick and unanimous. “It was an immediate decision for us,” April said. “We don’t do in-person meetings with our fans. While we love talking to our fans and taking customized content requests, we have limits.
“Our safety is the most important”
“As exciting as the offer sounded, our personal safety is the most important thing, and while it might have been a completely safe and fun experience, we simply can’t take that risk. Our safety doesn’t come at a price.” Despite their polite rejection, David remains a fan of the twins and regularly interacts with them online. “We still talk to him often, and he continues to spend a lot of money on us every week, which is great because we were worried that David wouldn’t talk to us anymore after we turned him down. But he’s still super nice and sends us money and gifts,” Amelia said.
(Bron: Daily Star)
The Maddison Twins Turn Down a $100,000 Fantasy Offer—But Keep the Cash Coming!
Well, folks, if ever a tale made you raise an eyebrow and your own private fantasy about being the *real* life Hugh Hefner, it’s this one! Meet the Maddison twins, April and Amelia—two sisters selling racy content with a flair that some might say is worth their weight in gold, or at least in luxury handbags. Let’s be honest; if my bank account saw a $100,000 offer land on my lap, I’d be off faster than a kid in a candy store… or rather, a boy in a sweet shop filled with identical twins!
The “Rich Entrepreneur” and His Twin Fantasy
So, let’s break it down: A Dubai millionaire—let’s call him “David” to protect the not-so-innocent—slid into the Maddisons’ DMs like a cat on a hot tin roof, hoping to get his fantasy fulfilled. He spent a casual $15,000 on their content (you know, just pocket change!) before he decided that what he truly craved was a holiday… with twins. Because why go for one fabulous woman when you can double your trouble?
April claims David was between 35 and 40, tanned, handsome, and an entrepreneur in the import business. Importing? Is that what we’re calling multi-million-dollar fantasies these days? Sounds fishy—like he’s importing dreams and exporting a whole lot of *interesting* ideas!
A Proposal Fit for a King
The twins were offered a luxurious stay in Dubai, complete with a first-class ticket and accommodations in a five-star hotel—all for a price that could make anyone’s head spin! This guy wanted to shower them with fancy dinners, designer outfits, and possibly one of those super expensive colognes that smell like “I’m so rich I can afford to pay for a set of identical twins to fulfill my fantasy.” Now that’s what I call a close encounter of the first class!
When Money Talks, Safety Sings
You’d think the allure of such riches would leave them wide-eyed and running off to catch the first Emirates flight to Dubai, but no—like sensible sisters, they turned the offer down faster than a critic at a Lee Evans stand-up show!
“Our safety is the most important,” said April, the voice of reason. You see, they know they could’ve had a wild time, but for them, family values—much like a fancy buffet—don’t come at a price. Their rejection didn’t flop like a fish out of water; instead, they kept the lines of communication open. Even after turning down his generous offer, David’s still throwing money and gifts their way, which is as close to a happy ending as it gets in the world of racy fantasy fulfillment!
The Perks of Staying Safe
It seems that while they’re not pulling a fast one with David, they’ve certainly secured a cash cow as he continues to shower them with “unsolicited tips.” So, perhaps, in this modern, oddball fairytale of a story, it’s not just the safety of living a scandal-free life, but a financial future that requires a plane ticket and a good internet connection.
And let’s be honest, turning down a free trip while still bringing home the bacon—now, that’s a gift that keeps on giving! Who knew personal safety could be such a lucrative choice? Maybe I’ll start practicing my twin impressions just in case I find myself in a similar situation—who wouldn’t want a millionaire in Dubai buying them lunch?
(Source: Daily Star)
