Suspicious women hire me as a honey trap to test if their boyfriends will cheat – it's shocking how fast men fold
The influencer, 29, whose $150K online-funded curves turn heads, now cashes in by helping women catch cheating boyfriends.
With 76,000 followers across social media, she's become a go-to for girlfriends who want receipts.
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3 Private eye with eye-popping assets: Madison proves that a selfie and a flirty emoji can be deadlier than any lie detector.
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'They slide into my inbox and ask me to flirt with their boyfriend to find out if he'll cheat,' the bombshell recently told Jam Press.
'Spoiler alert – a lot of them will. I didn't plan to become a real-life honey trap. But once a few girls online saw what I look like and what I do for work, they realized that I'm the ultimate temptation.'
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She continued: 'If your man resists my advances, he's solid – and if not, well, then you've got your answer. I'm not out here ruining relationships – I'm just giving women the receipts.'
Madison doesn't exactly hawk her services, but word travels fast. She reportedly charges $5,000 to test a boyfriend's loyalty, using the man's social media or phone info.
Within hours, she's sliding into DMs — and sending back evidence on any flirtation or foul play.
3 From shy Texas girl to high-glam 'honey trap,' Madison says she's turning temptation into a full-time hustle.
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'Sometimes all it takes is one selfie and a flirty emoji. I've had guys try to meet up the same night. It's honestly shocking how fast they fold,' she said.
One woman who messaged Madison for help later broke down in tears after seeing the screenshots. 'I knew it, I just needed proof,' she told Madison.
Heartbreaking? Sure. But the model thinks it's better to know for certain that your partner is a Lothario, rather than 'living in the dark.'
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Some critics call the blonde beauty meddlesome, but Madison insists she's just a high-glam private eye.
She keeps it strictly professional — no in-person meetups, and every move cleared with her clients first.
'It's wild how many men don't even hesitate to give in to temptation. I don't reach out to anyone on my own. These women come to me and honestly, I get it – I'd want to know too.'
3 Madison isn't advertising, but the word's out — she reportedly charges $5,000 to test a boyfriend's loyalty using his socials or phone number.
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'Some girls tell me, 'If he cheats on me with you, at least I know he has taste' – which is kind of sweet in a roundabout way,' Madion declared. 'Others will thank me for saving them from wasting years of their lives with a love rat.'.
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THE RAINMAKER Series Premiere Recap: (S01E01) Another Rainy Day
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Man with ‘world's largest willy' slips, breaks arm in shower because giant penis got in the way: ‘It was a very embarrassing accident'
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