The glamorous life of the Australian model who made a VERY cheeky sign for King Charles in Sydney

An Australian OnlyFans model was keen to get the monarch’s attention yesterday.

King Charles, 75, and his wife Queen Camilla, 77, were on their fifth day of official engagements in Australia yesterday when eagle-eyed fans spotted one very scantily clad woman in the crowd trying to attract the royal family’s attention.

Gigi, 22, an influencer and OnlyFans model, appeared among a crowd of thousands during the royal visit to Sydney Harbour. on Tuesday.

Dressed in a blue bikini top and ripped blue jeans, the model screamed to get the monarch’s attention from the lively crowd.

Attracting the attention of those around her, if not necessarily the king, the woman held up a sign that read: “Charles, there can be 3 people in your marriage again.”

The sign was a cheeky reference to what Diana, Princess of Wales, said about her ex-husband in an infamous 1995 BBC interview.

Also on her sign was her Instagram address – presumably so the king or any other avid gamer could follow her.

A scan of the model’s social media reveals the peak of her glamorous life, as she traveled the world with her boyfriend and sunbathed on the beaches of the Australian coast.

Some photographs of the model are marked in the Australian capital of Sydney, which suggests that she resides here.

She has 5,000 followers on social media, although her OnlyFans has over 80,000 likes.

The blonde model recently enjoyed several glamorous European holidays with her boyfriend, including Barcelona and Sorrento.

And her love for the royal family may have stemmed from a trip to the UK earlier this year, where she enjoyed a luxurious stay in the nation’s capital.

Other photos on her social media show Gigi enjoying a quiet life and regularly taking time to touch up her tan in the hot Australian sun.

Between snaps of casual beach days and glamorous vacations, the model posts dozens of sultry snaps.

Promoting her OnlyFans page on her Instagram bio, the 22-year-old fills her profile with close-up bikini photos and suggestive lingerie poses.

Gigi’s mocking poster was a reference to Diana’s famous 1995 interview.

Diana and Charles divorced in 1992 and three years later, in an interview with Martin Bashir for Panorama, she said: “There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.”

The third person she was referring to was Camilla Parker Bowles, with whom Charles reportedly had an affair while he was still married to Diana.

After Diana’s death on April 9, 2005, Prince Charles married Camilla.

The 75-year-old monarch was energetic and cheerful as he shook hands with legions of fans, tossed sausages on barbecues and spoke of his admiration for Australia’s top tucker on Tuesday.

He and Camilla spent a busy day greeting thousands of fans outside the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday.

Earlier in the day, members of the royal family were invited to help with a traditional Australian barbecue hosted by New South Wales Premier Chris Minns and his wife Anne.

The royal couple attended a public barbecue in Parramatta Park and were encouraged to use tongs “Australian style” when preparing sausages.

The barbecue followed the Queen’s visit to Refettorio OzHarvest in Surry Hills, Australia’s first social partnership that helps people struggling with food insecurity.

To cap off their six-day trip to Australia, the couple watched Operation Reign, an Australian Defense Force military demonstration around the iconic Sydney Harbour.

Their Majesties inspected the fleet before boarding the Admiral Hudson from the steps of the Man O’War.

The king reportedly traveled with two of his personal physicians and a supply of his own blood to ensure an exact match was on hand in case a transfusion was needed.

He also has some of the best medical teams in whatever city he’s traveling to, as well as an ambulance that travels in convoy with his motorcade.

Charles and Camilla left Australia on Wednesday morning after five days of official meetings in Sydney and Canberra.

They are believed to have boarded an RAAF flight bound for Samoa, where the 2024 Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting will be held.

The biennial meeting brings together 56 countries under the head of the Commonwealth, which is now King Charles III after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

The meeting is expected to discuss climate change, the effects of colonialism and reparations.