Stripper sells old, stinky heels to men online: 'the smellier the better'

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She’s got a stinking, rotting sole — and guys are willing to pay top dollar for it.

Hawking her old smelly platform heels for a handsome profit, exotic dancer Leah Beth is making a small fortune from men who revere her worn-out work shoes as musty treasures — especially if they’re dirtied with wads of chewing gum and cigarette butts.

“Working as a stripper, I wear them for hours and hours and eventually they stink,” Beth, 25, who earns a living by shaking her moneymaker at a gentlemen’s club in Magaluf, Mallorca, Spain, told South West News Service. “When I realized there were people out there actually looking for dirty smelly shoes, I started putting them up for sale.

“The smellier the better,” she rejoiced.

Beth, a UK native, has worked as a professional dancer for seven years. Throughout her tenure on the pole, she’s routinely tossed her rank heels — which cost her around $86 a pop — in the garbage once they’ve passed their prime. However, after realizing a demand for the used pumps on virtual reselling hub Vinted last year, the bombshell quickly began turning her trash into cash.

“When I realized there were people out there actually looking for dirty smelly shoes, I started putting them up for sale,” she explained.

Within hours, Beth’s funky footwear sells out to the highest digital bidder. Online, folks with shoe fetishes often want to know how often the pinup’s performed in the pumps, and make her promise to refrain from washing them before they’re sold.

“It never occurred to me before but now I’m thinking, I’ve been dancing for seven years,” she said. “All those shoes I’ve thrown away over the years that I could have sold.”

Her stinky stilettos have earned Beth more than double the amount she originally paid. The siren most recently raked in more than $183 on a pair of toe-jammy kicks.

And although she doesn’t think the shoe sales will ever make her filthy rich, the vixen says pocketing a few bucks from her side hustle has been a welcome joy.

“I don’t make thousands from it but why spend money on new shoes when you can get them for free, with a bit extra too?” said Beth. “I’m financially comfortable, but you can never have too much money.”

And the hottie isn’t alone in trafficking her body odor for big bucks.

Stephanie Matto, 31, who starred in TLC’s “90 Day Fiancé,” pulled in a staggering $5,000 a day selling jars filled with her boob sweat and farts. And in May, UK influencer Latiesha Jones, 22, was able to quit medical school and pay off her $11,000 debt thanks to the dough that came rolling in from sales of her spit.

In Beth’s case, she’s established a risqué rapport with some of her big-spending clients — one of which wanted her raggedy shoes covered in gum.

“He said he wanted to chew the gum,” Beth revealed of her kooky customer. “I said he’d have to pay an extra $46 for it, and left a note when I sold the shoes saying, ‘Eat your dinner.’”

The guy happily lavishes her with money for new heels, so long as she vows to keep her old pairs drenched with sweat.

“He’s so [pleased] with that arrangement too. He believes he has the better end of the deal,” said Beth, who’s learned to swiftly sniff out phonies who pretend to be interested in purchasing her secondhand goods but only want the thrill of communicating with a stripper. She happily ghosts freaks who only reach out to waste her time.

Beth’s sole focus is making money. And now that she’s dipped a toe in the water of smelly shoe vending, the siren is ready to broaden her streams of passive income.

“There’s room to go into selling things like gym trainers, socks, pantyhose,” she said.

“Or I do also get a lot of requests for pictures and videos of my feet, walking around, getting them dirty — even stepping in cake.”

And Beth says once she overcame the awkwardness of fans’ requests, performing foot play for pay became a cakewalk.

“Once you get past the fact it’s kink and fetish content, it’s just like walking along the beach barefoot,” said Beth.