HK-based star Hiromi Wada was once offered RM15mil to be a surrogate for rich businessman
Hong Kong-based actress Hiromi Wada revealed she was once offered a large sum of money to act as a surrogate mother for a wealthy businessman. She also discussed her refusal of other unethical propositions and her general disdain for the superficial lifestyle of the wealthy elite.
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The story sheds light on the predatory and exploitative side of the entertainment industry and the personal boundaries of public figures.
Hong Kong-based Japanese singer-actress Hiromi Wada has opened up about the darker side of the entertainment industry, revealing that she has endured numerous humiliating experiences throughout her career.
In a recent interview with Oriental Daily News , the 38-year-old revealed that she was once offered HK$30mil (RM15.4mil) by a wealthy businessman to become a surrogate mother and carry his child.
"I was furious at that moment. If he hadn't been in his 30s or 40s and good-looking, I would've slapped him," she said, adding that she has strong principles.
The surrogacy offer was not the only unusual proposition Hiromi received.
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