St Kilda schoolgirl Kimberl3y Ametoglou claims to own Dandenong strip club
“St Kilda schoolgirl” Kim Ametoglou is planning to join OnlyFans and now has been linked to this Dandenong adults-only nightspot.
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The woman formerly known as the “St Kilda schoolgirl” has claimed she owns a strip club in Melbourne.
Kimberley Ametoglou, who was previously known as Kim Duthie, changed her Instagram biography this week referring to herself as the owner of the Sin City Gentlemen’s Club in Dandenong.
Her husband, Demirel Ametoglou, who is 27 years her senior, operates and owns the business and it seems the pair now share a common interest.
Ametoglou revealed last year that she met her husband 10 years ago at a strip club he owned, although she did not note at the time if it was Sin City.
“We met and from the first night we literally hit it off … funny story for the kids,” she said.
Ametoglou made headlines in 2010 and 2011 after leaking nude photos of St Kilda players and being caught in a hotel room with player manager Ricky Nixon.
“NDA contracts have finally expired now it’s 2021 and it’s my chance to finally close a chapter,” she said in January.
“To be able to use my own words and describe what happened to me, I was a child & victim in many scenarios, though be mindful there is a lot of graphic content warnings and plenty of things I’m not proud of, though I want to be completely transparent & for it to be the truth.
“This is my story … So I can finally recover and gain closure.”
Now based in Queensland, the mother of one, who last year revealed she was battling Stage 4 cervical cancer, runs an eyelash salon in Cairns and spruiks Crypto trading via her Instagram account.
She is also planning to launch an OnlyFans account.
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