Olivia Culpo Reveals That Many Married Celebrities Have Slid In Her DMs Following Danny Amendola Breakup

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Believe it or not, the line of men waiting in line at Olivia Culpo’s DMs following a very public breakup is indiscriminate to race, age, or marital status. Ex-boyfriend Danny Amendola wasn’t doing himself any favors by ranting online that “the sex was f**ing crazy” with the former Miss Universe. Not a good strategy to air out your exes sexual prowess, especially for someone who nearly had a mental breakdown after seeing her canoodling with DJ Zedd.

Culpo is the hottest bachelorette on the planet right now and she knows it.

The 27-year-old Rhode Island native appeared on The Jenny McCarthy Show to reveal just how thirsty men can be. She admitted that multiple famous married men have slid into her DMs trying to

“You know how many people I wanna just out? Nothing irks me more than when someone slides in my DMs. First of all, that’s my No. 1 red flag that I’m never gonna date you, and second of all, if you have a girlfriend or a wife and you are sliding in my DMs, I am going to put you on blast.”

“I really wanna screencap all of them and just be like, ‘Hey, all of you guys, tell your wives that they need to leave.’ I’m offended that you think that I would even take the bait, honestly.”

In these dudes’ defense, Amendola did claim after the breakup that “Olivia wants to be noticed on the internet and in Hollywood to make money.” Maybe they were just giving her what she wanted, at the cost of their marriages.

These thirsty dudes need to be outed for my own personal satisfaction. Trying to think of famous married men who would fit the bill. Tom Brady? You heard it here first.

Couldn’t blame him.

[h/t Cosmopolitan]

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