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‘World’s most swiped man' on Tinder reveals his secrets to getting so many matches and what not to post on your profile

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Published 11:00 20 May 2024 GMT+1

‘World’s most swiped man' on Tinder reveals his secrets to getting so many matches and what not to post on your profile

Stefan-Pierre Tomlin was crowned the most 'swiped right' man on Tinder in 2017.

Prudence Wade

Prudence Wade

Featured Image Credit: Instagram/@itsstefan / NurPhoto / Contributor / Getty
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