TWENTY-two men want to be gigolos and are looking for rich women who are willing to “look after” them, Sin Chew Daily reported.

The men posted their offers on a Singapore social network, which stated that they were looking for rich women who could pay for all their expenses.

They were also willing to do chores such as washing and cooking, besides being good at serenading and doing massages.

The posts also said the men were asking for S$100 (RM250) a day while others wanted monthly salaries.

There were also those who requested the women to pay for their shopping sprees.

The posts also displayed the men's photographs, handphone numbers and e-mail addresses.

However, many netizens slammed the gigolo wannabes, saying they neither had shame nor dignity.

> Taiwanese singer CoCo Lee denies divorcing her businessman husband Bruce Rockowitz.

China Press reported that Lee refuted the rumour by saying she was in the midst of planning their first wedding anniversary on Oct 27.

“I wanted to laugh when I heard about it,” she said. “We are very good together.”

The couple spent about RM60mil on their wedding in Hong Kong last year.

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