I have 500 men begging me for Valentine’s dates and make £5,000 a month online but can you spot what’s wrong?
AN INFLUENCER with over 100,000 fans has received over 500 requests to be men's Valentine's this year, but there's one problem.
Aika Kittie, a model on Instagram earns £5,000 a month but it's not her taking the money home.
Despite having thousands of fans and posing in lingerie on Instagram, Aika is an AI character who isn't real.
The fictional woman earns cash as doting men subscribe to Fanvue so they can talk to the AI chatbot.
As Valentine's Day approaches, the creator behind the digital bombshell claims Kittie has already received over 500 proposals to spend time with her on the most romantic day of the year.
While she may not be real, Aika has been offered designer shopping trips and even a trip to Paris.
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Her creator said: "Aika has received Valentine's proposals to take her shopping at Louis Vuitton, dinner at one of London's top restaurants and even a romantic trip to Paris.
"In the past, Aika has had offers to fly on a private jet to Dubai, and countless other holiday invites.
"She’s built such a loyal fanbase on platforms like Fanvue and Instagram through sharing her digital journey that so many fans want to meet her."
While Aika won’t be able to accept the in-person proposals, her creator believes she’ll still be the luckiest gal’ in the world this Valentine’s - with hundreds of her subscribers expected to log on and show their love.
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According to research by the Institute for Public Policy Research, at least one million Brits are chatting to bots.
Aika is set to have a busy day on the 14th, and her creator plans to work 18 hours to fix 'lonely hearts'.
A Fanvue spokesperson told the : "AI Influencers are able to build massive fanbases online, sharing their lives and journey through content - just like a human influencer would.
"Our chat service, which is available to all creators on our platform, is incredibly popular and we’re expecting a massive spike in user traffic as singletons choose to spend their Valentine’s online, rather than on a real-world."
Fans of hers have left plenty of messages declaring their love over on her Instagram account.
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Review by Veronica Lorraine.
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One person wrote: "You're truly beautiful and have a sexy body and I love you so much."
Another commented: “You are totally my type, I love you."
"You are my absolute dream woman," penned a third.