Residents’ fury as woman advertises for a wealthy Mosman “Sugar Daddy”.

By ANNA USHER

A cheeky message on a mobile billboard has ruffled the feathers of Mosman locals, who’ve called it “crass”, “unacceptable” and “totally feral”.

The giant advertisement featuring a scantily clad woman kneeling on a bed was seen driving up and down Military Rd on Tuesday.

The billboard was hired out by Shianne Foxx, also known as the Bikini Tradie, who asked:

“Are you rich, old and lonely? I’m looking for a sugar daddy,” before listing her phone number and Instagram handle.

Ms Foxx also posted a video to her social media page, telling followers she had spent $2000 on the ad.

The brazen act riled up many, who took to social media to express their disgust, with one woman even asking for it to be reported to Mosman Council.

“Totally unacceptable that this is allowed,” she said, “My seven year old read it out loud and then asked me what it meant. What has this world come to!! Can anyone advise if there’s a way to report this to the council?”

But others saw the funny side of the stunt, with local rich lister Babak Moini saying, “If she wants a Sugar Daddy, I’m going to give her diabetes.”

Mosman Collective spoke to Ms Foxx, who said she has her heart set on moving to the harbourside suburb.

“It’s a place where I can see myself living my best life,” she said.

“I’ve had over 300 text messages and phone calls … and I’m currently talking to a rich, lonely guy from Mosman whose wife died a couple of years ago.”

“I’ve had people asking to have sex and other sexual favours but I don’t even talk to them if they don’t send me a screenshot of their bank balance first,” she said.

“People who are unhappy about it [the billboard] are obviously not as hot as me and hate their life working 9 to 5. That’s why they’re angry.”

When asked if she would consider a “Sugar Daddy” from other lower north suburbs, Ms Foxx said she had her sights firmly set on the 2088 postcode.

“Mosman sounds bougie,” she said, “Cremorne and Neutral Bay sound a bit povo.”

Data from the 2021 census records around 6,000 people over the age of 65 living in Mosman and lists the median weekly household income at $2,892.

According to Domain, Mosman is the country’s fourth most exclusive suburb with a median house price of $5.013 million. It is only surpassed by Sydney’s Bellevue Hill, Vaucluse and Bronte, with Melbourne’s Toorak coming in just behind it in fifth.