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The UK government has taken a stake in a sex party startup | Haiti Gazette

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The content originally appeared on: CNN London (CNN Business)British taxpayers now officially hold shares in a company that throws sex parties. A government loan provided to Killing Kittens to help it through the pandemic has converted into an equity stake in the company, the British Business Bank confirmed on Tuesday. Killing Kittens, which organizes women-led adult parties in cities including London and New York, secured the investment in 2020 from the UK government's Future Fund, which was designed to help […]

Source: Haiti News - Daily News from Haiti

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