A woman once crowned the “World’s Most Beautiful Woman” demands potential suitors pay $5K monthly to date her.
As Valentine’s Day approaches, Janaína Prazeres, a model known as the “World’s Most Beautiful Woman,” has shared her bold dating requirements.
At 35 years old, she has made it clear that anyone who wants to date her must have a spare $5,000 each month to cover her beauty expenses.
Janaína Prazeres demands $5K monthly for beauty expenses in relationships.
“World’s most beautiful woman” reveals her high standards for dating
Janaína has gained a significant following on social media, boasting over 717,000 followers.
She knows what she wants in a partner and is not afraid to express it.
One of her main rules is that she will not date men who still live with their parents.
She believes that living at home indicates a lack of maturity and independence.
She explained, “A man who lives with his mum is unlikely to have the autonomy needed for a serious relationship.”
Janaína has had experiences dating men in this situation, and they often did not meet her expectations.
“It’s simple – a man who can’t be independent enough to leave his parents’ house probably lacks the emotional maturity for a serious relationship.
“It’s hard to build something solid with someone who stays in their comfort zone, avoiding adult responsibilities.
“I’m not here to raise or teach anyone, I’m looking for a partner, not a child.”
The woman calls the $5,000 she expects a “beauty fee.”
This amount covers her aesthetic procedures, hair care, personal training, and daily maintenance.
“The beauty fee [that I expect them to pay for] covers my aesthetic procedures, haircare, daily maintenance, [the cost for my] personal trainer, and other investments in my appearance.
She feels that if men want a woman who looks impeccable, they need to be willing to invest in her appearance.
“I’ve spent years taking care of myself, keeping up my looks, and investing in my beauty,” she said.
Janaína believes that this kind of investment is essential for any serious relationship.
“I even considered suing some ex-boyfriends for the money I wasted trying to stay perfect for them.
“Women already spend so much on self-care to look good.”
She emphasized that men today want women to look perfect but often forget their own responsibilities in a partnership.
Expectations from men
Janaína has specific qualities she looks for in a man.
She prefers men who have a natural and robust style, and who show politeness and respect.
Simple gestures, like opening the car door, indicate good character and appreciation.
She is also wary of men who use dating apps excessively.
“I don’t want to waste my time on someone who isn’t authentic,” she shared.
She values genuine connections and seeks partners who treat her with care.
“I can spot that right away, and I don’t want to waste my time on someone who isn’t authentic. I like men who treat me with care and respect.
“Opening the car door, for example, is a sign of politeness that shows how much he values the moment and my company.
“It might seem small, but it says a lot about someone’s character.
“I also like men with a natural, robust style – a beard, a modern touch, but no exaggeration.”
Feminism supports every individual’s right to choose.
Some of her friends have questioned whether her requirements align with feminist values.
Janaína argues that her choices are a form of empowerment.
She believes feminism should support freedom of choice, and she chooses to value herself.
She said: “I see no problem with it as long as it’s an agreement between both parties.
“Feminism advocates freedom of choice, and this is mine. I choose to value myself and only engage with someone who understands what that means.
“For me, a relationship must be beneficial for both sides, and that balance is essential. It’s not an imposition, it’s an agreement.
