A friend of the Princess of Wales has vowed her sex parties will hand taxpayers a profit after the Government took a stake.
Emma Sayle, a contemporary of Kate Middleton at Downe House school, set up Killing Kittens in 2005 to offer high-end parties for ‘unforgettable nights of excitement’.
The Government became a shareholder in the group after providing a £170,000 loan during the pandemic through its Future Fund scheme.
Covid loan: Emma Sayle (pictured), who went to school with Kate Middleton, set up Killing Kittens in 2005 to offer ‘unforgettable nights of excitement’
Describing the company as ‘the pin up for the Future Fund and how it should be done’, Sayle yesterday said taxpayers would benefit from the investment, after the firm was split into two separate businesses – the original Killing Kittens brand and the dating app We Are X.
The Government has a stake in both companies, which combined are valued at £15million and have more than 250,000 members.
Sayle said the separation made it easier for taxpayers to cash in on any sell-off.
Dating apps have exploded in popularity in recent years, with several being snapped up by bigger players.