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NOVA is an adult entertainer and lives in Melbourne, Australia with her partner of five years, James. The pair met through a sugar daddy website and despite the age gap they fell in love. The biggest thing he has gifted her was her apartment as well as a new engine for her car and the usual things like jewellery and clothes. He invested almost $400,000 into Nova’s business to help her buy an apartment so that she had space to livestream and film content. In the beginning, their relationship was purely an arrangement. Eventually they fell in love. They then established they were in a relationship once Nova graduated. Nova’s family had concerns whether they were both in the relationship for the right reasons, considering the circumstances in which they met. They get the most judgement in public, people stare, gossip behind their hands and wonder whether she is his daughter or an escort when they go check into hotels. They are not bothered by it and like to have fun and play up to people’s assumptions. In this episode of Love Don't Judge, the pair chat with their friend Mia about what she thinks of their unconventional relationship.
NOVA is an adult entertainer and lives in Melbourne, Australia with her partner of five years, James. The pair met through a sugar daddy website and despite the age gap they fell in love. The biggest thing he has gifted her was her apartment as well as a new engine for her car and the usual things like jewellery and clothes. He invested almost $400,000 into Nova’s business to help her buy an apartment so that she had space to livestream and film content. In the beginning, their relationship was purely an arrangement. Eventually they fell in love. They then established they were in a relationship once Nova graduated. Nova’s family had concerns whether they were both in the relationship for the right reasons, considering the circumstances in which they met. They get the most judgement in public, people stare, gossip behind their hands and wonder whether she is his daughter or an escort when they go check into hotels. They are not bothered by it and like to have fun and play up to people’s assumptions. In this episode of Love Don't Judge, the pair chat with their friend Mia about what she thinks of their unconventional relationship.
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