I don’t date broke guys, My boyfriend is 70yrs and when he gives me his credit card I spend $100k on shopping
• Chloe Amour, a model who’s well-known for dating older men, recently shared that she uses her boyfriend’s credit card for shopping and spend a sum of $100k.
• According to her, She first met her current 70-year-old boyfriend at a restaurant in Las Vegas before they started dating.
• She also explained that she wouldn’t consider dating someone who earns around $206k a year, indicating aher preference for older and wealthier partners.
• Chloe explained that she’s had bad experiences dating younger men in the past, finding them financially unstable and unable to support her lifestyle.
• “People may wrongly think you’re a gold digger or even think it’s gross or weird. Just do you. If you’re happy, then nothing else matters.” she said in a part
• Talking about her relationship with one of her exes who was 43yrs older than her, she said: “My closest friends were accepting and supportive when we got together, but strangers would give us looks. We first met in a restaurant in Las Vegas, where we both lived at the time.
• “He came to say hello before leaving. He paid for my dinner and we exchanged contact details. The same weekend we met, he took me on a shopping spree too.”
• “When our relationship became serious, he added me to his black Mastercard account that has a $100,000 credit limit. We eventually broke up after being on and off for four years because I realised I didn’t want the same things anymore. But age wasn’t a factor in the breakup.”
• “My love languages are quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, words of affirmation and physical touch. I feel appreciated when someone gives me flowers or Chanel.
• “I won’t date a guy who makes less than me either, I’m not a sugar mama.”
• One of Chloe’s former lovers even got a private jet “for just the two of us”.
• Speaking about loving someone that is older than the other, she said: “I believe people should date who they want as long as it’s between consenting adults of legal age. I don’t think age gaps should be a factor. But as the old saying goes, you can’t teach an old dog new tricks.”