‘World’s hottest gran’ who made AI model of herself ‘solely will get compliments’

A woman dubbed the ‘world’s hottest gran’ recently revealed how she made £40,000 from a sexy AI version of herself that is half her age.

Gina Stewart, 53, explained why she thinks her clone leaves men infatuated despite not being real, and she has now given more insight into its popularity.

The Australian model feared artificial intelligence would “destroy” her brand but she said it is making her more money than ever.

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She likened her digitally-created pictures to Marvel superheroes like Spider-Man or Black Widow – and said she receives nothing but positivity because of it.

She said: “I believe men love the AI woman, and I barely have any negativity on my social media – just compliments and love. I guess it is the same as how Hollywood has created superheroes, everyone loves them, people aspire to be like them, but they are not real.”

Gina rose to fame in 2018 after entering a Maxim modelling competition to raise funds for a pal who suffered a stroke. This led to her being named on the Maxim Australia Hot 100 list that year.

But for the past five months, she has been using her 28-year-old clone to sell sexy content on Fanvue – saying she gets most of her ideas while in the shower.

And encouraging other women to embrace AI, she said: “I have actually witnessed some real-world models embracing AI now such as international model Alexa Collins.

“It is almost like creating an avatar of yourself, a calling card. So yes, why not have fun with it? I did and made a business from it.”

Gina is now a paid ambassador with Fanvue, a direct rival to OnlyFans, and she also generates $10,000 (approximately £8,000) a month by using her AI model as well as real pictures of herself on the saucy platform.

And Gina, who claimed to have dated cricketer Shane Warne before his death, also spoke about whether selling AI photos was easier or harder than people think.

The gran, who is writing a novel this year about her wild life, told the Daily Star: “I was already a recognised face so I think that helped initially because I was known in the media for Maxim and Playboy – as well as being named the world’s hottest grandma. Maybe it is my blonde hair, blue eyes, smile and curvy toned figure that my AI model portrays.

“I think I thought that AI would be easy and I would have all this free time. But it takes time to create professional photos, lots of creativity and a good eye for aesthetics. I actually see each photo as a work of art and sometimes I spend hours to perfect.”