
Over 2,000 London students are working as sugar babies
661 at Westminster are currently working as sugar babies
Strapped-for-cash students are always trying to find new ways to make money. A new trend on the rise is working as a sugar baby where you get paid to go on dates (and often more) with rich lonely singles.
Five London universities are within the top 20 UK universities for new sign-ups in 2016. Westminster had the highest proportion with 188 signing up, and King’s had the lowest of the five with 97.
Together Westminster, UAL, Goldsmith, UCL and King’s have had 640 new sign-ups over 2016, with a total of 2219 students working as sugar babies in 2017.
According to Sugar Daddy Dating website Seeking Arrangement, over 600,000 women and 75,000 men are currently working as sugar babies in the UK.
Here’s the breakdown:
University of Westminster
New sign-up growth 2016 = 188
Student total 2017 = 661
University of Arts London
New sign-up growth 2016 = 123
Student total 2017 = 492
Goldsmith University of London
New sign-up growth 2016 = 118
Student total 2017 = 464
University College London
New sign-up growth 2016 = 114
Student total 2017 = 182
King’s College London
New sign-up growth 2016 = 97
Student total 2017 = 420