The gorgeous Gold Coast girl next door, and sexy Aussie beach babe, makes her stunning MAXIM debut…
You’re looking gorgeous in your debut MAXIM cover shoot, Charlee. Congrats, how do you feel?
I feel overwhelmed with excitement and so honoured to be featured on the cover of MAXIM Australia. It’s been such a great experience and I still can’t believe the day is here. I loved how much fun the entire experience was. Rocky (Batchelor, photographer) was incredible to work with, we just went out and had fun with it. I would do it again in a heartbeat.
When do you feel you are sexiest?
I feel most sexy when I’m feeling confident in myself. I could be all
dressed up for a night out or just in a bikini at the beach.
What is your best asset?
I would say my best asset is my personality. Those who know me closely, know I’m always happy and smiling. I have a playful inner child in me that I don’t think I’ll ever loose and this is what defines me. My best physical asset, though, would be my body. I like to keep healthy and active.
Nice one. Tell us a little more about yourself, your background and life story so far.
Well I guess I’ll begin with where I was born, which is right here on the Gold Coast. When people ask me if I’d ever move, I honestly don’t think I’d live anywhere else. I finished my hairdressing apprenticeship a few years after graduating high school and have had an incredible passion for it ever since. Hairdressing allows me to be creative and is also an industry that forever changes so I’m always learning something new. My weekends are spent either going on picnics, exploring the hinterland or taking my 40kg fur baby to the beach. I really enjoy the simple things in life.
What would people be most surprised to know about you?
My generation judges a book by its cover and this is why when people meet me they are surprised that I’m so easy going and friendly. I’m definitely a girly girl, but I don’t mind getting my hands dirty, either.
What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given and by whom?
My mum is always giving me life advice. To pick one piece in particular is hard, but I’d say it would be, “Good things come to those who wait”.
What’s one thing men should always remember when it comes to women?
No matter how long you’ve been together, never stop chasing her.
What’s the best way for a man to win his way to your heart?
By being chivalrous, pulling out my chair for me and buying me flowers when I’m having a bad day. I have a playful personality, so a sense of humour is also a must.
Describe your ideal date.
Honestly, there’s nothing more romantic for me than a picnic on the beach with some nice wine, cheeses and a blanket to cuddle.
Now, we have a few questions our male readers would like to ask you. Let’s get to it…
How can a man get a woman to be freakier in bed?
Try new things, but start small and get her comfortable – one new and naughty thing at a time.
What’s the sexiest thing a guy can do in bed?
Grab the oil out and give her a full body massage. There’s nothing better to get things going.
What’s the sexiest thing a guy can say during sex?
Let her know when you like something by being vocal about it.
What is the most sexually excitable spot on your body?
My neck would be the spot for sure!
How common is it for women to lie about their orgasms?
It depends on how long she’s been with her man. If it’s early on then it’s common, she doesn’t want to be honest, but when you’ve been together longer it’s best to be honest to find out what’s working or not working.
How much of a turn off is a 30-year-old virgin guy for you?
Personally, it would be a massive turn off. Experience isn’t just about being good in bed but it connects you and the other person physically and emotionally. It’s important to have that experience.
Is it OK to wake you up in the middle of the night for sex?
I do like my sleep, haha!, but if he used the right moves then anytime is OK.
When it comes to penis size, how small is too small and how big is too big?
Well, let’s just say bigger isn’t always better – and if it’s small I guess you’d have to know how to use it.
If could change three things about a man, what would they be?
I think one thing men lack is communication – they are afraid to express their feelings but it’s OK to be vulnerable sometimes. And when guys show off to impress us, it can actually be the biggest turn off. Personally, I hate a cocky guy. Lastly, romance – it’s simple but some guys just don’t understand how important it is.
Finally, what’s next for you? Are there any exciting projects on the horizon you can share with us?
In a few year’s I plan on having a salon of my own. This has always been a huge goal for me since I found my passion and love for hairdressing. But in the
near future, I’d say anything is possible – life throws opportunities at us when we least expect them. ■
Status Update
FULL NAME: Charlee May Wilkinson
BORN: July 14, 1994
HOMETOWN: Gold Coast, Queensland
FIVE WORD SELF-DESCRIPTION : “Hardworking, independent, organised, romantic, playful.”
HOBBIES: “Cooking, fishing, exploring new places.”
HIDDEN TALENT: “Jigsaw puzzles.”
WORST HABIT: “Biting my lip while I’m sleeping!”
GO-TO DRINK: “Vodka and orange juice.”
BEDTIME ATTIRE: “Honestly, no clothes is better!”
LIFE MOTTO: “We don’t stop playing because we become old, we become old because we stop playing.”
INSTAGRAM: @charlee_1994
Photographed by ROCKY BATCHELOR (IG: @ROCKYBATCHELOR)
Interview By SANTI PINTADO (IG: @SPINTADO)
Hair & make-up TASHA WOOD (IG: @tasha woodmakeup)
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