Lonely woman, 48, says creating AI family has saved her life including son, 5, and lover who she has 'sex' with

04-11-2025 03:34 via dailymail.co.uk

Lonely woman, 48, says creating AI family has saved her life including son, 5, and lover who she has 'sex' with

Lonnie DiNello fell in love with her three AI boyfriends and said that her virtual family helped her stop taking her antidepressants.

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