Premier League star offers Matt Le Tissier's 'offended' daughter-in-law £600 for sex
EXCLUSIVE: The daughter-in-law of footie legend Matt Le Tissier says a brazen Premier League footballer slipped into her DMs and offered her a measly £600 for a bonk
Matt Le Tissier's daughter-in-law, who became a sex worker during the pandemic, has sensationally claimed that a Premier League footballer offered her £600 for sex.
Alex Le Tissier joined OnlyFans to help feed her four kids last year and she now appears on TV as a racy cam girl for Babestation.
And last month she said her famous father-in-law labelled her a “bad mum” for stripping off to feed her family.
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But the Daily Star can exclusively reveal that the 30-year-old has been further “offended” after a current, high-profile star recently said he'd gift her £600 in exchange for a “meet”.
The cheeky DM, seen by us, read: “Watching u online now, how much for a meet £600? Keep it quiet tho.”
Speaking afterwards, she said: “It was on Instagram and I didn’t respond as I was so offended.
“He earns so much money but only offered £600. I think he has been watching my shows at Babestation for a while.
“He must have thought because he is a footballer I would say yes but I know my worth.”
Her husband, Mitch Le Tissier, son of Southampton legend Matt, also branded the DM a “joke” because of how much the player earns weekly.
The randy athlete is in his early 20s and pockets a fortune playing in the top flight.
And he reached out to Alex weeks after she told the world she joined OnlyFans after considering food banks to feed her four kids.
It was also the same time as she slammed her father-in-law for allegedly asking her to change her surname after she started sex work.
Speaking to the Daily Star last month, she said: “I was most disappointed with his family’s reaction. They were not very nice about it. They asked me not to use my name and for a while I didn’t.
“At the time it was really hurtful. Prior to being married I kind of had built up my own – I don’t want to say fanbase – but my own little following on Instagram.
“I don’t have millions but I had 25,000 followers and that was all from blogging and I used to do influencer things around Southampton and that was before I got married.
“So I felt like I had built up my little platform without the name.
“Unless you knew us both already nobody knew I was dating Matt Le Tissier’s son because I’m just not that person.
“It was hurtful that a narrative was spun that I was using the name to gain clout and the money.”
At the time, Daily Star approached Matt Le Tissier's reps for comment.
Since speaking out, Alex has quadrupled her earnings and at one stage was getting a new OnlyFans subscriber ever 60 seconds.
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