This social media influencer told how a loyal fan decided to buy her a number plate as a gift worth £10,000.
Kaya Corbridge has been given many presents by her subscribers and one of her most extravagant presents was a custom number plate, which spelled out her name.
The influencer was delighted with the present and put it straight on her pink Land Rover – but was shocked to see someone from TikTok offering £10,000 to purchase it.
Kaya, from Lancashire, UK, said: “One of my subscribers purchased the plate for me about three or four years ago now – he was a big spender so that was just one of the many gifts he bought me.
“I got a new car and I just mentioned I’d love to have a personalised reg and someone sent me a screenshot of it and said he’d love to purchase it for me. It was all sent out to me the same week.
“It was a gentleman from TikTok that wanted to purchase it from me for £10,000.
“What woman doesn’t like to be spoiled?”
Kaya was over the moon when she saw that one of her subscribers had given her a custom number plate after she had previously been talking about finding a new one.
The plate, spelling ‘K4 YAA’, is intended to replicate her name and she thought it would be a perfect fit for her bling car.
Alongside the custom number plate, she has also been gifted a plethora of other items, such as cameras, books, jewellery and one subscriber even paid for her education.
She started training in energy healing, in Costa Rica, worth £5,000, thanks to the kind fan and then returned back to the UK, and her flashy car, after graduating.
Surprisingly, she was offered £10,000 from a man on TikTok for the registration plate and she then heard from more fans that it could be worth even more.
She planned to keep the number plate in her possession as she says there aren’t many other options which are as close to her name.
She said: “My plan is to keep it as it’s the closest one available to my name at the moment on the market.
“He’s been buying me gifts since I started so maybe seven/eight years of daily gifts.
“He purchased an insta 360 for me too (a camera), books, makeup, jewellery, basically anything.
“My car used to be red. I got it wrapped this year in bright pink to match my clothing business.”
Kaya first started interacting on onlyfans but then spoke outside of the platform through other socials, in which he would send her things directly from her wishlist.
She added: “I still have an account and it still makes me thousands a month.
“I just don’t put all my energy into it like I used to.
“I have also had a subscriber pay for my school. “I trained in energy healing over in Costa Rica that was like 5K in total.”