Julia Fox Thinks Pete Davidson Needs to See a Dominatrix

Uncut Gems actress, media-beloved model and former dominatrix Julia Fox thinks that serial celebrity boyfriend Pete Davidson could use some serious “ball-busting,” in the entirely-not-figurative sense. 

The self-described muse behind the Safdie Brothers’ magnum opus “Uncuh Jams” has worn many hats in her career as a professional famous person — not the least of which is her on-again, off-again gig as a fashion model. Fox appeared alongside the Saturday Night Live star in a Barbie-themed photoshoot last year, where the two undoubtedly found common ground as artists who are known less for their creative work and more for their status as an It Girl and Boy respectively. However, as she discussed in her recent memoir, Down the Drain, Fox’ most therapeutic career move was when she spent time working as a professional dominatrix, degrading and demeaning men for five-figure payouts — anyone know how deep Davidson’s pockets are nowadays?

While taking the famous Vanity Fair lie detector test, Fox discussed her passion for smashin’ sacks, suggesting that her former fashion co-worker could use a good gonad grinding. “I think he probably needs to see a dominatrix,” Fox said of Davidson. Though she didn’t explicitly state that she would be the woman for the job, it wouldn’t be the first time Davidson got tangled up with one of Kanye West’s exes only to be emasculated.

“I could see him really liking the deprecation, like, ‘you’re a little bitch,’ things like that,” Fox said of Davidson while strapped to the polygraph. “I could see him getting off to that. Just a hunch.” Fox reminisced about her own days dominating men for money, specifically the practice of “ball-busting,” which is exactly what it sounds like and certainly not a figure of speech. Fox “found that to be highly therapeutic. Just a releasing of rage, down with the patriarchy.”

When asked if she would return to her old dominatrix day job for a million dollars, Fox said, “I would do it for a lot less,” adding, “If you want ball-busting, it’s free. Anything else, it’s $10K an hour.”