Sugar Baby Finds Secret Sugar Daddy

Sugar Baby Finds Secret Sugar Daddy






Nina Peterson has made over $1 million being a companion to older rich men, but she insists she’s not a prostitute.

“A sugar daddy invests in a woman that he feels has the potential to be an asset in his life,” she told Barcroft. “A prostitute is not an asset.”

Peterson, 37, is a “sugar baby,” a lucrative profession wherein a wealthy man will shower money, homes, gifts and luxurious vacations on a younger woman. In Peterson’s case, the package deal also comes with ample plastic surgeries.

“I’ve had close to $100,000 worth of surgery which obviously I didn’t pay for,” the buxom businesswoman says. “I’ve had my nose done three times, my boobs four times and I also regularly have cool sculpting and microdermabrasion.”

Peterson, a 6-foot-tall Florida mother of two, had her breast size tripled from a 34C to a 34H. She calls them “mega boobs,” like those of her idol Jessica Rabbit.

The busty mom’s other swanky swag includes a $200,000 Maserati Quattroporte and her home, complete with an outdoor pool.

Her young daughters — Juliana, 9, and Ymahni, 12 — love their mom’s glamorous gig.

“Her sugar daddy buys her lots of presents and when she gets money she either takes us on vacation or buys us cute dresses. I’m happy that she is happy,” Juliana said.

She even aspires to be a sugar baby herself.

“I would want a man that pays for everything when I’m older because then I don’t have to worry about things and that is what a gentleman should do,” she said.

Despite her outwardly fabulous lifestyle, Peterson said there’s still a lot of work involved.

“I incorporate myself into his lifestyle so if he has to travel for anything, I manage it, I manage his home and make sure we hire the right staff,” she said. “I’m basically his personal assistant.”

For women wanting to get a piece of the sugar-baby pie, Peterson is looking to teach her trade to the next generation.

“I want to open a sugar baby academy where younger sugar babies can be groomed to take it to the next level,” she says. “This life can’t last forever, so I’ve got to have something to look to in the future and supplement my income.”