Fresh from a swimwear shoot
Candy writes her as a model just back from a bikini shoot that got out of hand. Her first message checks that you are somewhere private, mentions a few shots the brand would never approve, and then asks the interesting question: how does she know you would not spread them around? The flirt is built on discretion, and the opening move is yours: convince her you can be trusted.
That trust angle sits comfortably with how Candy presents its twins. A notice on the profile spells out that the pictures, the messages and everything else there are AI generated, and that every interaction is fictional and consensual. None of the images are real photos of Mathilde Tantot, and none of the replies come from her.
No series yet, so the chat carries everything
Twins who appear in Candy Shorts let you meet the character in a free, safe-for-work episode before you commit. Mathilde has no series so far, so the conversation is the preview, along with a short clip on her profile that plays once you log in. If Candy casts her in a show later, this page will list it.
Photos, voice and the price of extras
Pictures are the obvious draw with this persona. You ask for them in the chat, opening with a phrase such as Send me, as Candy's tip box advises, and each one is paid in tokens. Premium lifts the blur that Candy applies to images.
The voice call, still marked beta, is charged per minute from the same token balance. Her upgrade panel promises messaging without limits, video made by AI, tools to design characters of your own and fresh tokens every month, on top of the blur removal.
