Famous erotic-party hostess, Sarah Jane Banahan is the founder of The Play Experience, a company that hosts luxurious erotic parties.
However, it may surprise many as this 31-year old Brit calls Malaysia, a conservative Muslim country, her second home as reported in SCMP.
“I like the hot weather. England is too cold.” she says.
Banahan has lived in Malaysia for the past 2 and a half years. She manages a bar in Kuala Lumpur and at the same time, runs her erotic party business in Europe and Australia. However, Banahan remains respectful to our home country.
“I understand that Malaysia is a Muslim country and is generally conservative. I feel that you have to be respectful – that is why I don’t host parties here,”
“I also try to dress appropriately and cover up a bit. I don’t wear really short tops with my boobs hanging out.” she adds.
Banahan shared how she started out doing modeling when she was just 15 but soon stumbled across the wild side that is sex parties.
“I started off when I wanted to throw a surprise lingerie sex party for my boyfriend and I invited about five friends, and it turned out to be a massive orgy of about 35 people and even had a celebrity turn up,” she claims.
Her first party turned out to be a massive success, and of course, things blossomed from there.
She eventually started her luxurious erotic party business in 2015. Her parties would be done in hotel suites, mansion, or even on yachts.
Banahan reveals that her parties are highly exclusive and are attended by members only.
“Guests do not know where they are going. They are picked up from their home in limousines and are served champagne, and then driven to the party venue,” says Banahan.
Interested? Well, her parties cost about RM700 to RM1,400.
“Everyone has a naughty side and everyone has sexual needs. I’m just here to throw a good party and create a safe environment for people to experiment.”
Being in the controversial business, Banahan reveals that the negative comments do not get to her.
“I don’t believe that anything is wrong with it. This is just a job to me,” she says.
“It may not be normal, but as long as I’m making people happy, I will continue what I do.”
