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Exclusive Interview with Estela Nunes: The Life of a Luxury Escort.

Today, we bring an exclusive interview with Estela Nunes, a luxury escort who shares her experiences, challenges, and expectations for the future of her career. Estela openly discusses what led her to choose this profession, how she ensures her safety, and what she hopes to achieve in the future.

1. What led you to choose the profession of a luxury escort?

I’ve always been interested in the profession. I saw and heard a lot about luxury escorts, and it always intrigued me. Eventually, I decided to look into it, and it worked out! It was a conscious choice and something that attracted me from the start.

2. How was your preparation process, and what did you consider important before starting in this profession?

The process was incredible! It’s not something you just jump into; preparation is essential. Every step of the process was important to ensure I was ready. Being prepared was fundamental to working professionally and safely.

3. How do you plan to ensure your safety and well-being while working in this field?

Safety is crucial for me. That’s why I decided to continue working through a trusted platform, Escort Privada, which provides impeccable security and support. This partnership ensures I feel protected and supported while I work.

4. What are your expectations for the future in this career, and how do you plan to achieve your goals?

I’m very positive about the future! So far, I’ve really enjoyed the experience, and I feel I’ll do well in this profession. I plan to continue investing in my development and achieving all my goals while staying focused on success.

5. How do you manage your personal and professional life to maintain a healthy balance?

Right now, I’m still learning how to balance my personal and professional life. Since I’m at the beginning of my career, it can be a challenge, but I know that with time I’ll be able to separate these two parts of my life better and find the ideal balance.

6. What advice would you give to others who are considering entering this profession?

My advice is simple: if you’re interested, go for it! You’ll never know what it’s like unless you try. The most important thing is to be prepared, take precautions, and follow your instincts.

7. On a scale of 1 to 10, how important was advertising on Escort Privada?

Definitely a 10! 🫶🏻 Escort Privada has been essential in ensuring my safety and success in the profession.

The Constitutional Court of Portugal ruled in early May that it was unconstitutional to criminalise some third parties who are involved in sex work. Portugal’s current law bans any form of organised sex work, including running a brothel. It is also illegal to profit from, promote, encourage or facilitate ‘prostitution’, which affects the ability of sex workers to work together and work safely.

The verdict came from a case that started in 2014, when a bar in Valpaços was investigated by the National Republican Guard. They arrested six women who allegedly did sex work on the premises and the bar owner for “encouraging six women into prostitution”. The court did not find any evidence that the women were coerced into sex work by third parties, but that they chose to do sex  work themselves “according to their own will”.

With so many stories of hardship and stalled businesses, tabloid Correio da Manhã says brothels are working at pretty much full throttle through the lockdown. ‘Madame’ Ana Loureiro – the face of a recent petition focused on legalising prostitution in Portugal – tells the paper that she did shut down her two houses at the start of the lockdown but decided to reopen one of them after the first two weeks because of the difficulties faced by her ‘girls’.

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Ana Loureiro managed to collect the 4000 signatures required for a petition to be discussed in parliament in just 60 days. She is in favour of regulating sex work to allow brothels to operate. Though sex work is legal on Portugal, no third party is allowed to benefit or facilitate it.  she is now amassing signatures for a referendum, on the basis that the law won't change