Woman insists she's not a gold-digger after marrying cousin twice her age

25 January 2023 , 15:38

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The couple moved in together four days after they met (Image: Jam Press/CO Press Office)

A 30-year-old woman fell head-over-heels for her 59-year-old second cousin after meeting him for the first time at her dad's house.

Debora Peixoto admits that the couple have faced backlash because of their 29-year age gap, with people calling Anderson Alves Peixoto a "sugar daddy".

Debora, who makes her living selling pictures of herself on an adult platform denies being a gold digger, and says this is the first time she's been with an older man.

The loved-up pair from Brazil have had a whirlwind romance, moving together after just four days, and planning their wedding after three months.

Debora Peixoto and Anderson Alves Peixoto got married six years ago (Jam Press/CO Press Office)

They are second cousins and met at Debora's dad's house (Jam Press/CO Press Office)

They have been married for six years, and refuse to let the cruel trolls who say she's "only with him for a sugar daddy" get in the way of their relationship.

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Speaking about their relationship, she said: "I've been criticised because he is older than me and for marrying my cousin but It was love at first sight."

Debora added: "We met on a Thursday, we kissed three days later, and as soon I got his name tattooed, [he] asked me to move in with him.

People say she's a gold digger (Jam Press/CO Press Office)

Anderson helps Debora make adult content online (Jam Press/CO Press Office)

"He went to my father's house to ask for my hand in marriage, and four days later, we were living together. Just three months later, we were planning our wedding."

Money hasn't been an issue because her older husband is supportive of her job, and even gets involved in the production side of her role.

This has also been a source of the criticism, with people online slamming them for working together in the adult industry.

Deborah claims this comes from jealousy, saying: "We did receive some criticism, mainly from macho men who love to see naked women on the Internet.

"They don't understand how my husband supports me and say they wouldn't accept their wives making this type of content."

Ariane Sohrabi-Shiraz