Elderly British offers $66k for ‘good wife’ to birth male heir

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Sir Benjamin Slade, 79, of Britain has made Tinder accounts, taken out newspaper ads and starred in a TV series all in an effort to find a wife to produce an heir — and a spare — for his multimillion-dollar fortune.

The baronet — a title just below baron and above most knights — revived his decades-long search for a spouse this week, listing a bizarre range of requirements for any future bride.

And obviously, he’s searching for a woman three to four decades younger for his main need: ensuring his estate gets passed along to his spawn while marrying their mom to fully secure the deal. He added that if his future wife has a daughter somewhere in between, that’s OK with him, too.

Sir Benjamin Slade, an aristocrat, stands in front of his 1,300-acre Somerset estate.

The baronet’s family has owned his historic 1,300-acre property since 1772.

“You want a new car, you get a new car, not some old banger,” the lesser noble said in an interview with the UK’s Independent.

Sir Benjamin is the seventh Baronet of Maunsel House — holding the lowest hereditary title in the British honor hierarchy — and has been searching for a wife for decades to bear his sons.

The baronet was previously married to Pauline Myburgh but divorced her in 1991, claiming her 17 cats were too much for him to manage. The couple never had children.

The controversial aristocrat just revived his decades-long appeal to find bride decades younger.

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After successful IVF treatment, he fathered a daughter with American poet Sahara Sunday Spain in 2021 but then called off two weddings with her and doesn’t have contact with his child.

“It’s unbelievable after everything that’s happened, he’s still talking about wanting babies,” Spain told the Daily Mail.