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Exclusive | Escort demand surges ahead of NYC, NJ World Cup matches — as $10K-per-day sex worker reveals unusual new client request
The World Cup is bringing the world’s best soccer players to the New York area — and sex workers are scrambling to score.
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Escort demand surges ahead of NYC, NJ World Cup matches — as $10K-per-day sex worker reveals unusual new client request
The World Cup is bringing the world’s best soccer players to the New York area — and sex workers are scrambling to score.Escorts are experiencing a spike in bookings ahead of the arrival of 1.2 million soccer fans from around the globe who are expected flock to MetLife Stadium, which will host eight matches starting June 13, including the July 19 championship.
One Brooklyn-based escort who spoke to The Post on the condition of anonymity charges as much as $10,000 for a full day of her kink-centered services and said she’s been overwhelmed by session requests which line up directly with World Cup events in the NY/NJ area.
“I have been getting a lot of new client requests,” the 31-year-old, who offers $800-per-hour foot worshipping sessions, told The Post.
As foreign visitors plan their Gotham tours, her online profiles have seen three times as many engagements in May — including more couples looking for three-ways, she said.
“Interestingly, I have gotten a spike in couples requests. I usually only get one new couple client request per month. I got 25 requests in the last month,” she said.
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Given what garbage they were against Mexico, this is a real surprise to me. Good on them, as long as they don’t bring any of those fucking vuvuzelas to the KO stage
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
England World Cup fan issues apology to America over stadium judgment: ‘They are simply better than ours’
An England soccer fan at the World Cup has gone viral after admitting that Britons underestimated the scale of America's sports venues.
In a video shared from the stands of the Dallas Stadium at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Oliver Henry said that Brits "owe America an apology" for doubting the size of their sports venues.
"We owe apologies to America because their football stadiums are so much better than ours," he said in a video taken at the England and Croatia match last Friday. "This is the Dallas Stadium and it's absolutely incredible. England just beat Croatia, but look at the size of the stadium."
The AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, is the home of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys. It has a retractable roof and can hold about 80,000 people.
Henry wrote in the caption of his post: "We owe America a huge apology about their stadiums, they are simply better than ours [sic]. This was the AT&T stadium in Dallas and it is the best venue I've been to. I went to watch Croatia vs England in the FIFA World Cup, England beat Croatia 4-2 and the stadium was one of the highlights of the day."
The tourist continued to be impressed by his trip to Texas, according to an Instagram post he shared days after the match, which started again with "we owe America a huge apology."
"The people of Texas have been the friendliest and most accommodating people I have ever met," Henry wrote.
"I came to watch England in the World Cup to play Croatia and that game was at the AT&T stadium in Dallas. We have had the best time for the entire trip. Part of my heart will forever stay in Texas."
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Just sayin': In case you wondered.....
England's largest soccer stadium is the national arena, Wembley Stadium, which holds exactly 90,000 spectators. For club soccer, Manchester United's Old Trafford is the biggest with a capacity of 74,879. The average capacity of a Premier League stadium is approximately 41,320. The top largest stadiums in English soccer include:
- Wembley Stadium (National Stadium): 90,000 capacity
- Old Trafford (Manchester United): 74,879 capacity
- London Stadium (West Ham United): 62,500 capacity
- Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Tottenham Hotspur): 62,850 capacity
- Anfield (Liverpool): 61,276 capacity
- Emirates Stadium (Arsenal): 60,704 capacity
- Etihad Stadium (Manchester City): 52,900 capacity
- St James' Park (Newcastle United): 52,387 capacity
- Villa Park (Aston Villa): ~42,657 capacity
- Stamford Bridge (Chelsea): ~40,343 capacity
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Biggest losers so far are Canada and South Korea...Canada for not finishing first in the group and thus not playing KO games in Canada, and South Korea for starting with a win and now having to sweat out the 3rd place race with 3 points and a -1. Today's spotlights are on Ecuador, Ivory Coast, Australia, and Paraguay. Sweden needs a point to get through for sure, but not much was really expected of them.
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