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Anthony Weiner’s sexting pal Sydney Leathers is the new spokesperson for racy dating site ArrangementFinders.com.
Anthony Weiner may be out of a job, but the siren behind round two of his sexting scandal has landed a new gig as the face of a racy dating site, Arrangement Finders.
Sydney Leathers is supplanting Charlie Sheen's porn pal to endorse the online service known to cater to bombshells looking for a doting sugar daddy.
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The Midwest transplant to New York replaces former adult entertainment star Bree Olson — who came to fame for being one of Charlie Sheen's girlfriends during his breakdown.
"Sydney personifies the upwardly mobile sugar daddy community perfectly and we're excited to have her on board!" a rep for the site, AJ Perkins, said about the Leathers' endorsement deal.
Arrangement Finders
ArrangementFinders.com is a website that connects men and women looking for MBA — mutually beneficial arrangements.
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Dubbed the top dating site "of its kind," Arrangement Finders says it connects "men and women looking for MBA — mutually beneficial arrangements…. making it simple for you to achieve the unique arrangement you desire."
The uncovered backside of a garter-clad sex kitten welcomes users to the site, photographed with a determined-looking male partner.
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The 23-year-old former sexting partner of the disgraced Democrat has been dabbling in the porn industry, booking gigs at strip clubs, topless bars and even crashing Weiner's election night party in Manhattan.
Richard Harbus for New York Daily News
Anthony Weiner says that if it wasn't for the Internet, he would win the mayoral race.
Weiner's mayoral bid crash landed after news emerged this summer that he went for a sexting encore and for now he is laying low - still booking occasional media appearances.
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He recently told GQ that he is confident he could have won the race, “if the Internet didn’t exist."
"Like, if I was running in 1955? I’d probably get elected mayor,” he said in an interview for the magazine’s November issue.
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