‘Human Ken Doll’ Jessica Alves looking for baby daddy across six countries on dating show and you can apply too
Former ‘Human Ken Doll’ Jessica Alves is now in search of the love of her life who can also fulfill her dreams of becoming a mother. The television star came out as transgender months ago and now wants a partner who “has the same dreams of starting a family”.
Jessica has got an opportunity to be a part of a major dating show, titled ‘Love Me Gender: Everyone Deserves A Bit Of Love In Life’. In the show, she will be seen traveling the world in search of the man of her dreams. Speaking with MailOnline, the Brazilian-born star said: “Everyone deserves to have love in their life and I need a little help in that department. It feels different dating as a woman. I speak six languages and I will be traveling to different countries where I can speak the language, including the UK, Italy, Spain, Germany, France, the USA, Brazil, and The Netherlands. Then I'll pick the best date from each country and get them all together at a big Love Island-style villa, before choosing the winner.”
The former ‘Big Brother’ contestant explained, “I won't rule out getting married on the show if I meet the man of my dreams and I hope he has the same dreams of starting a family. I want to show the world that a trans woman like me is able to go on dates with straight men who don't mind which gender I was born.” TV production firm Concept Street will work with Jessica on the show, which is set to premiere on a major streaming site. During the interview with MailOnline, she also shared that a website will soon be launched and published where men who want to have a future with Jessica can register. “I will be working closely with the production team to make sure the most suitable candidates are selected,” she added.
This comes almost a month after the star revealed her name new name. Earlier, she was known as Rodrigo Alves. Appearing on ‘This Morning’ on July 13, she introduced herself as Jessica and said that she plans on formally changing her name. At the time also, she expressed her desire to become a mother.
Talking to hosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford on the show, she told them, “I have been developing as a person and as a human being. I was born a transgender woman. Throughout the years you have known me, I was fighting the fact that I have always been a woman inside myself.” When Ruth asked, “What about love in your life?" Jessica responded: “First, is to love yourself. My priority is myself and my transition. I would like to have a child and like to have a baby. I visualize myself taking care of my baby and being with someone who loves me and accepts for me for who I am.”
She also revealed how she always wanted to be a woman. “Since the age of three, four, five, six. I always played with dolls and was in touch with my feminine side. I started crossdressing at home in secret. I would sit in secret in front of the television and nobody knew. I was trying to be a man. I had a six-pack, big arms. I tried my best to be a male because I was born in this body. But I was very depressed and unhappy. I transitioned or I died, one or the other,” Jessica stated.