Soccer stars, tennis players, MMA fighters, actors, and billionaires—many have shown interest in Emily Pellegrini, an Italian adult model with 248K Instagram followers and a monthly income in the thousands thanks to her presence on social media. The curious part? Emily isn’t real. She was created entirely by artificial intelligence.

Emily Pellegrini, the “Sexiest Model in the World”

Emily Pellegrini has been dubbed “the sexiest woman in the world” by several media outlets on social platforms, amassing more than 248K followers on Instagram. Among them are footballers, tennis players, and even MMA fighters, many of whom have wasted no time sending her private messages in an attempt to get to know her.

In fact, the British press has reported that various professional footballers based in the UK have tried to woo her with date offers and luxury travel—unaware that Emily Pellegrini doesn’t actually exist. She’s a virtual model generated by AI.

Her creator has made over $10,000 through Fanvue—an adult content platform—in just six weeks, which is the entire “lifespan” of the character so far. He was the one who leaked to the British media that multiple celebrities haven’t stopped messaging the AI-generated model.

“How is it possible that such a beautiful lady doesn’t have a boyfriend?” That’s how direct the message was from one young football star—whose identity was kept anonymous by both the creator and the press.

Trips to Dubai, VIP passes to sports events, dinners at top-tier restaurants—Emily Pellegrini has received all kinds of invitations from celebrities via social media.

“It really depends on who’s reaching out and on what platform. Through Instagram DMs, there are some very famous people—footballers, billionaires, MMA fighters, and tennis players… They truly believe she’s real. They’re inviting her to Dubai, to dine at exclusive restaurants. At one point I thought: What the hell is going on?”

Challenging Even the Blue Page

Emily Pellegrini’s “father” explained that creating the “perfect” model was a detailed and time-consuming process. First, he asked ChatGPT what the average man’s dream woman looked like. The response included features such as long brown hair, long legs, and other idealized physical traits. So he followed the guidelines exactly. His goal was to make her friendly and attractive—but as realistic as possible.

He also gave her a backstory, a fictional origin, and everything a believable person would need. He even created a virtual sister: Fiona Pellegrini.

On Fanvue—a platform for adult content that competes with the Blue Page—Emily Pellegrini has been a massive success. She charges a $9 monthly subscription fee and already has 100 loyal subscribers. Her profile promises an “uninhibited adventure experience” and aims to “ignite the senses.”

This marks a major technological leap in the adult entertainment industry and naturally sparks debate about the future role of real influencers versus the rising popularity of virtual models.

Unlike its competitor, the Blue Page—which restricts the use of AI—Fanvue welcomes fictional characters and actively embraces artificial intelligence as the future of adult content.

Well… we don’t even know what to say. What do you think? Are AI-generated models the future of entertainment?

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