LOVE Island’s Charlie Frederick is selling naked pictures to male fans on Instagram after struggling to make ends meet.
The former reality TV star appeared on the 2018 series of the ITV2 show and famously dated Lucie Donlan and Arabella Chi.
But now the blonde hunk has fallen on hard times – and has come up with an unsavoury way to make cash.
But it’s not just naked photos and videos that are helping pay the bills – Charlie has become a handyman in his spare time andboasted he earned 10k by letting a male fan watch him masturbate.
A former male subscriber to Charlie’s saucy pay-per-view service exclusively tells The Sun that Charlie often prompts fans on Instagram to send him cash in return for dirty pictures.
After getting sucked in by Charlie’s charms, our source paid 400 and was promised naked pictures and videos in return.
“He jokingly asked on Instagram Stories if anyone wanted to send him a New Year’s bonus and I offered to give him money,” the source exclusively tells The Sun Online.
“He’s quite cocky and said he wanted 1,000 for one photo.
“So I offered to give him a weekly fund in exchange for pics.”
The lovesick fan offered to pay him 400 a week in exchange for explicit photos and videos.
He sent the money by bank transfer and Charlie sent the naked snaps over on Instagram chat.
But Charlie – who insisted he wasn’t a ‘cheap b****’ – left the fan feeling frustrated when he stopped sending content.
Then a few days later the pictures popped up on Charlie’s Only Fans account where subscribers pay just 15 to view the same images.
“I felt a little bit mugged off after I paid him 400,” the fan told us.
“I assumed in the first week hed send full nude pics and videos and he said thatll come a few weeks later,” he added.
“I was wooed by him and I feel like I wasted my money.
“He’s got a cocky vibe and made out that I was lucky to be speaking to him.”
The fan managed to walk away and only paid for one week – but worries that other fans may be more vulnerable.
“In the trap some people might not be as strong as me,” he said.
The Sun Online has contacted Charlie’s representative for comment.
