Sydney Leathers, Weiner Sexting Partner, Hosting NYC Strip Club Event As 'Mrs. Danger'

Weiner's Sexting Partner Hosting Event At NYC Strip Club
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Anthony Weiner may be dropping in the polls, but his estranged sexting partner, 23-year-old Sydney Leathers, could climb an actual pole Tuesday night--a stripper pole that is.

Not really. But the 23-year-old is set to host an event at HeadQuarters, a Manhattan strip club, where she'll go by the stage name "Mrs. Danger."

'Danger'--a reference, of course, to Weiner's sexting pseudonym "Carlos Danger"-- will not actually be undressing, The New York Post reports, even though she's already stripped down for her very own porn video.

From The Post:

Excited fans have already been offering thousands for private dances from Leathers at the club, Page Six has learned. But Leathers, who arrives back in town today from Indiana is passing on the loot.

According to sources, the club’s received requests for Leathers to “either dance or go topless” for $1,000, or do a private show in the jiggle joint’s “champagne room” for $5,000.

Leathers, however, hasn't agreed to any private dances, nor has she agreed to taking off any of her clothes.

Leathers has successfully cashed in on her fifteen minutes of fame since revelations last month about her online relationship with Weiner.

She inked a deal with the new app, iHookUp, and has also signed a modeling contract with Apparel NY.

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