“Hot bedding is excellent for people who are able to detach emotionally and sleep next to another person in a completely respectful and non-strings-attached manner,” Monique Jeremiah ...

Monique Jeremiah - from Queensland, Australia - came up with the idea of hot bedding during the pandemic, when her income dried up and she was looking for some extra cash. The Australian woman ...

One story that recently caught public attention involves Monique Jeremiah, a 37-year-old Canadian woman who found herself in a financial crisis during the COVID-19 pandemic. Left alone after a ...

Monique Jeremiah rents out the other side of her bed in a "business transaction" called "hot bedding" - providing cheap sleep and a warm bed. The savvy businesswoman, from Queensland, Australia ...

Getty Images/iStockphoto Monique Jeremiah, a 36-year-old entrepreneur from Queensland, Australia, recently revealed that she rakes in a whopping $600 a month via “hot-bedding,” or renting out ...

A Queensland-based woman, Monique Jeremiah, has earned over $50,000 by embracing the internet's latest trend, "hot bedding".

Aussie entrepreneur Monique Jeremiah has managed to earn £500 (AUD$985) a month from her side hustle. It may not be appealing to many, but by saving up her extra income, she's been able go on to ...

And to a man. Is the concept of "hot bedding" a sign of future trends? Monique Jeremiah, a resident of Australia, announced a year ago that she had found a way to quickly improve her household budget.

A creative response to financial struggles One story that recently caught public attention involves Monique Jeremiah, a 37-year-old Canadian woman who found herself in a financial crisis during ...