Radio personality Mel Greig warns others about her ‘disturbing’ and ‘degrading’ sugar daddy experience

Radio and TV personality Mel Greig has revealed a “disturbing” sugar daddy experience that left her horrified and disgusted.

Australian radio and TV personality Mel Greig didn’t know what she was signing up for when she ventured into the world of sugar daddies.

Greig was expecting a life of luxury and companionship, but was instead left horrified at the most “degrading and disturbing” behaviour she’s ever witnessed in men.

The 38-year-old, who is known for her involvement in the tragic 2012 royal prank phone call while she was a breakfast radio host on 2DayFM, admitted she was naive about the lifestyle.

“In a moment of weakness and wanting a mansion and yard for Moodle Mia I joined a Sugar Daddy Dating site to see what it was like,” she wrote on Instagram.

Mel Greig said she signed up for the site in a ‘moment of weakness’. Picture: Instagram

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Writing for Nine Honey, she admitted that she expected a lifestyle full of glam, mutual sexual attraction and friendship.

What she got instead was a message from a man describing his sexual needs, and offering her $300 for three hours of her time, where he could “do what he wants”.

“I was quite frankly horrified with the attitude and requests from men towards women, it was concerning and disturbing,” she said, posting her story on Instagram.

The 38-year-old was wanting to warn others. Picture: Instagram

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“Times are tough, you’ll never be judged for what you need to do in a moment of desperation BUT every woman deserves better than the disrespect these men were dishing out,” she said.

She said that she gave the man a talking to and swiftly unsubscribed from the site.

“Without a doubt there would be vulnerable women succumbing to this and I can only imagine how awful they must feel in those situations with these men,” she said.

In 2012, Greig and her 2DayFM co-host Michael Christian, posing as the Queen and Prince Charles, prank called the hospital where Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge was giving birth.

The nurse who was on the receiving end of the prank ultimately took her own life after the global media attention from the call.