You'd think finding love would come easy to the most swiped right man on Tinder but he's had his fair share of relationship ups and downs since claiming the title in 2017.
Stefan-Pierre Tomlin shot into the public eye when he was told he was the most popular man on the dating app with 14,600 right-swipes, admitting that dating got harder after he became known as Mr Tinder.
The 32-year-old professional model and aviation enthusiast is now helping men who are less successful in the dating world with a subscription service which uses Chat GPT and AI technology to help men land a date.
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"Think of it as Viagra for your social profile - apart from my results come in hard and fast. You will go from no dates to full diaries," Stefan from Cuffley, Hertfordshire, said.
"Every man deserves a better roll of the dice - it's not cheating, it's evening out the playing field."
By subscribing to Stefan's Celebrity Love Coach site users have access to "bespoke" AI written profiles, dating advice and editing services to "subtly tweak" pictures - for £45 or £120 per month.
For Stefan, his dating service is not about finding one night stands or casual flings, he's urging people "to treat others how they want to be treated".
"You shouldn't meet someone just to sleep with them straight away, you should try and find out more about them to see if you're compatible," Stefan said.
He believes AI aspect and photo editing is simply to boost his client's appeal, saying: "You use a dishwasher to make your home life easier - my clients use AI and our training to make their dating lives more for a fulfilling, long-lasting connection."
"Look at men like Andrew Tate selling a false dream to impressionable young minds. I'm selling a real solution - a bespoke plan of action that uses machines to correct your dating fault.
"It's giving back power to the less fortunate."
The site, particularly it's photo editing aspect, has caused some controversy as some say it is a form of catfishing, where users trick dates with fake or edited pictures.
Stefan argues that it's no different to filters or plastic surgery, saying: "It's like if a girl puts a photo on Instagram using a filter or if she gets Botox or filler."
Subscribers can also go one step further and get one-on-one dating advice from the model, meeting in person to teach them the art of dating.
"Your first message should be a fun open question not just 'hey'," advises Stefan about approaching a date, he also recommends video calling before going on a first date.
He added: "Don't have anyone else in your profile pictures - you don't want people to have to play a game of 'Where's Wally?'
"You should include photos of your hobbies - not just photos of you drinking and clubbing - that doesn't attract the right demographic."
Why not boost your chances even more by signing up to Tinder Plus and utilising the ability to move your pin and choose a location to find people you're interested in.
He said: "If you wanted to meet a pilot, you could move your pin to the Virgin Atlantic lounge of LAX and write something related in your bio."
Stefan claims out of the 45 men who have used the service in the past two months, 32 of them have been able to successfully date.
The model added: "I am giving un-genetically blessed people a hidden advantage in the dating game. My AI prompts and training can turn any guy from zero to hero."
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