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A 32-year-old woman from Manchester claims she has had sex with more than 100 married men during her six years working as a sex surrogate. However, she insists she is not a homewrecker, arguing that she helps couples overcome problems in their sex lives and keep their relationships intact.

Speaking to The Sun, Aurora Grace said many of her clients had spent years living with their wives more like housemates than romantic partners. Some couples, she claimed, had gone 20 to 30 years without sex. According to Grace, the men remain married out of a sense of duty, shared responsibilities or fear of the financial consequences of divorce, while privately struggling with the lack of intimacy.

Grace says men often turn to her when they no longer know how to repair their relationships with their wives. Some admit they cannot openly discuss their sexual desires with their partners and have no idea how to bring physical intimacy back into their marriages.

‘He hadn’t had sex in 10 years’

One of Grace’s regular clients is in his 60s. According to her, the man had not had sex for a decade before meeting her. He wanted to revive his sex life with his wife, but Grace claims his spouse was unwilling to try anything new and repeatedly rejected his attempts to get closer to her.

The man told his wife about Grace’s work and suggested that they seek her help together. However, when the woman learned about the sex surrogate, she felt threatened and said she did not want to meet her because she considered her too beautiful. The man eventually continued seeing Grace on his own.

The sex surrogate claims the couple’s relationship has since become warmer and their sex life has partially recovered. However, the man still sees Grace and hopes his wife will eventually become more open to discussing sexual matters.

Grace believes the marriage might have fallen apart without her help. She insists she has no intention of breaking up families and does not view her clients as potential romantic partners.

More Than Sex: Working on Relationships

Grace stresses that her work differs from that of an escort. According to her, sex surrogacy involves more than physical intimacy: it also focuses on body awareness, emotional needs and communication skills.

She also works with couples. Some approach her to explore sexual fantasies in a safe setting, while others want to understand each other’s desires better and learn to discuss intimate subjects without shame or conflict.

One couple in their 30s invited Grace to take part in a shared sexual experience. The British woman says they wanted not only to fulfil a fantasy but also to work through relationship problems. During their sessions, they discussed ways to improve communication and build a more satisfying sex life.

Grace also claims to help men better understand female pleasure. Some clients, she says, write down her advice so they can put it into practice with their wives.

“I don’t shame them for their desires. I help them feel heard and understood,” she explained.

At the same time, Grace acknowledges that her work can be perceived as a threat by her clients’ wives. She insists she is not competing with them and has no intention of taking their place.

‘They Call Me a Homewrecker’

Grace’s work has sparked mixed reactions. She says she is criticised on social media and accused of destroying marriages. At the same time, she receives messages from women who understand her approach and support her.

According to Grace, the public accusations often overlook what she witnesses during private sessions: men who are desperate, do not want to leave their wives and yet have no idea how to cope with years of missing intimacy.

“People can call me a homewrecker, but men constantly tell me that I’m saving their marriages,” Grace said.

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