He also often joins in on the money-for-sex sessions. CYF can apply for custody of the couple's unborn child through the Family Court if they believe it's at risk. Children's Commissioner Dr John Angus said without knowing the couple he "cannot comment on the situation". The couple β Lacey, 20, and James, 23 β not their real names β have a two-year-old daughter, who was born with a rare skeletal condition and needs full-time care.
She is in the custody of James's mother. Her toys are stacked in a box by the couple's TV, she's the screensaver on their laptop computer and her picture is displayed in picture frames on the wall of their Hamilton flat. The couple, who Sunday News have agreed not to identify, don't believe they need to defend their occupation and say it's a short term venture to make money for their son, due later this month.
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Their clients always use protection, and the couple believe there's little risk to their unborn child's welfare.
Lacey [her "working name'] said she understood the criticism but said it was her body and her decision. She is "totally against" drinking during pregnancy.
But this is my life. It's a financial thing. I can justify it to myself," she said. Lacey's advertisement β on online prostitute directory, New Zealand Girls β says she's years-old, "pregnant, lactating and randy as hell".
