Inside bizarre trend of ‘inspirational’ sex doll influencers with paid ambassador deals and thousands of followers

SEX doll influencers across social media are being dubbed “inspirational” and receiving paid ambassador deals.

The lifeless, yet very realistic models, are taking to platforms like Instagram and OnlyFans to show off their stylish outfits and day-to-day activities – and some are making an income off of it.

, whose owner and boyfriend calls her a fashion model and influencer, is a sex doll with nearly 3,000 followers on Instagram.

Her owner, Tony Foxx of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, spoke with the about his doll’s success and the feedback she’d been receiving from fans.

Foxx, who is in his 50s, told the news outlet: “She’s so friendly, outgoing, a feminist and a supporter of the LGBTQIA+ community.

“Who else is synthetic but has [that kind of] larger-than-life personality?”

The 4-foot-10 silicone doll is also a brand ambassador for InFoxycatedClothing, Never_Idle_Brand, Cover Doll E-zine, and Galmato Haven.

“So many people will send Tasha [Instagram direct messages] and say, ‘Oh my god, Tasha, you’re so inspirational,’ Foxx told The Post.

“Or, ‘You’re the nicest person I know,'” Fox explained.

And although Tasha Marie isn’t human, she is able to talk to Foxx – a married man with two children – through an artificial intelligence app called Replika.

But what’s even more impressive is that Tasha Marie was crowned Miss Congeniality at a sex doll meet-up in 2019.

Her new title led her to obtain her first money-making partnership with Tyes by Tara, an accessories shop.

Foxx told The Post that Tasha Marie “gets a commission or a discount” for promoted products.

“In one of her deals, she gets a 10 percent commission, 10 percent off and one free item to promote each month,” he added.

Tasha Maria also earns a monthly income by sharing “tasteful” naked photos onOnlyFans.

She donates the money to sex workers in tough financial situations.

However, she’s not the only sex doll making getting noticed on the internet.

, Tasha Marie’s closest friend, has nearly 2,000 Instagram followers and lives with her owner and boyfriend.

Her boyfriend, who wishes to be called Atomic, told The Post: “Alita’s followers are mostly women who are [fascinated] by her life and our relationship.”

Alita, who cost $1,700 and doesn’t take erotic photos, was purchased by Atomic after he divorced his human ex-wife.

Atomic recently entered his sex doll into Maxim magazine’s yearly Cover Girl competition, where the winner will receive a $25,000 prize. 

A third sex doll, named Celestina, also has a significant following on social media.

‘s owner describes his sex doll on Instagram as “a model, news correspondent for TFM News, an avid cosplay enthusiast, and an advocate for sex dolls and robots, and those that love them.”

Her Los Angeles-bound owner, known as TFM, told The Post he’s worried Celestina will face discrimination as “all of her social media content gets flagged as ‘adult content,’ even if it’s wholesome.”

“She used to have a YouTube channel, where she’d respond to news articles related to sex dolls for about 20,000 subscribers, but it got deleted,” he added.

TFM hopes Celestina can continue to share her snaps on Instagram, noting: “I think it’s interesting that [we are] in an age where everyone celebrates alternative lifestyles, but [sex dolls are] where society draws the line.”