Motorists Stunned by the 'Beautiful Beggar' on California Streets

A California The panhandler's astonishing appearance has won the hearts of hundreds of thousands of social media users.

Brad Love, who calls himself a professional beggar, claims he relies on street solicitation for money in California to sustain himself.

The surprising heartbreaker has been sharing insights into his unorthodox way of life on social media. TikTok Since last year, but has only recently gained significant attention due to a viral video showcasing his performance.

Brad, who has verified he is not homeless He was spotted standing beside a Palm Springs roadway, holding a cardboard sign and smiling while attempting to attract passing motorists to stop and offer assistance.

Once the video had been viewed over 500,000 times, audiences began showering him with praise.

'Wow! Insanely handsome,' one wrote.

'This man belongs in a @ralphlauren shoot yesterday,' another agreed.

But even before the video shared four days ago, Brad has had a loyal social media following that has not held back their feelings for him.

'Brad, you're my favorite person on this app,' a woman proclaimed on Instagram.

'Brad, your eyes are absolutely stunning,' another commented.

One person jokingly mentioned their future plans saying, "We're getting married tomorrow at 3 PM."

I really need him, guys," one confidently stated, while another chimed in, "Hey baby daddy, the kids miss you.

'Someone commented beneath a video of Brad without a shirt, showing off his muscles, saying "Oh, you know you're looking good,".'

Another lady gushing over him remarked, "Sharp as ever, Brad!"

'A commenter proclaimed, "This is the finest thing I have ever witnessed in my entire life,"'

"Allow me to provide you with the life you truly deserve," someone implored.

He boasts over 20,000 followers on TikTok, and his brief bio reads: 'My Cash App is cashapp/$BradLove91.'

Brad recently surpassed 600 followers on Instagram since he signed up for the account just last month.

Numerous individuals have encouraged him to venture into modeling. However, he has emphatically stated that he does not intend to do so and is perfectly satisfied with his current earnings.

It is unclear how much he typically makes in a day, but in a TikTok posted last year, Brad said he earned $100 one day and about $60 the next.

"I work as a professional beggar. I have no interest in modeling or acting," he stated on Instagram.

In a TikTok, Brad explained his surprising position: " Seriously, I have no interest in modeling."

'Just don't, you know, don't worry about it. I have no interest in getting a job. If I wanted a job, I'd go get a job. I was nurse, I don't want to do that.

This is far simpler. So yep, that’s my opinion. It pains me to admit it, but some individuals simply do not wish to work – I’m included in that group!

Actually, he has gone so far as to say that all this online focus has ultimately harmed his business.

Following his viral fame and after his Palm Springs mainstay location faced backlash online, Brad mentioned that police prohibited him from accessing the site, which left him feeling like the attention had damaged his reputation.

Although soliciting funds is considered protected free speech under the law, the city prohibits any form of aggressive begging for charity, as stated. Shouse California Law Group .

The News Pulse has contacted Brad for his input.

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