‘Most hated’ mom, 44, claims she gets laid more than her prudish Gen Z kids

She puts the XXX in Gen X.

Infamous “most hated” mom Carla Bellucci told What’s The Jam that she and her husband, Gio, are having sex “like rabbits” — and she’s concerned about Gen Z being “prude.”

“Gen Zers aren’t interested in sex anymore, and I find that really sad,” she shared. “All they seem to care about is their phones or comparing their lives to someone else’s on social media that isn’t real.”

The mom from Hertfordshire, UK said her daughter, Tanisha, is one such Zoomer, and plans to move out because she “can’t stand” hearing her mom and dad “going at it every night.”

“We’re soon going to have a bunch of virgin robots walking our streets,” the 44-year-old former model said.

“I think this is going to have a real effect on the world. Sex is part of the beauty of real life,” Bellucci added. “Stop being so boring, put your phones down and go get laid.”

She said that “pleasure is important,” and it seems as though younger generations don’t know how to flirt or go on dates anymore — and they’re not necessarily looking for romance either.

“Porn is so easily accessible that I suppose they don’t need to make an effort to go looking for a romantic connection,” Bellucci said. “They can just find a superficial one on their phones or get an AI partner, which I find ridiculous.”

Bellucci and her daughter do talk about sex openly at home — but Tanisha “barely ever” brings a guy home, and when she does, it’s not for long.

“I can hear when Tanisha brings someone home. And then a few minutes later, she’s leaving her room to go to the toilet,” the sex-crazed mom-of-four admitted.

“It seems like young people these days have such short attention spans. Where’s the passion?”

Tanisha did admit that her generation has “embarrassing” statistics for sexual activity.

“I’m not into one-night stands, they’re not my kind of vibe. And my friends don’t really say much [about sex] if I’m honest,” the 20-year-old said.

“I agree that our generation is boring,” she continued. “Because social media is constant, people are overly aware of how they look and how it’ll play online. This kills authenticity and makes social interactions less ‘raw fun’ and more performance.”

She believes that social media has affected how the younger generations date and meet other people.

“This generation doesn’t even bother to see each other — they just want a phone relationship,” Tanisha said. “Thank goodness I’ve found someone in person that I’m now pursuing.”

However, Tanisha does not agree with her mom that sex is “dying.”

“A lot of my friends are out shagging and having fun. I’m not just into that — I want a genuine connection — not putting my bits everywhere,” she shared.

She emphasized that she’s happy for her mom, but she’s tired of hearing her parents have sex every day.

“I’m constantly having to leave the house and stay with friends because they have so much sex,” Tanisha said. “I know it’s human nature, but I don’t want to hear it.”

“It puts me off inviting people over. At night, I put my earphones on or walk the dog. I get that sex is importan,t but do they have to do it all the time?”

Bellucci has previously made headlines for her strange decisions as a mother.

In 2020, she blew $10,000 on herself for Christmas — and refused to spend a single penny on her two children.

She bragged about using a stocking full of cash for new veneers, Botox, manicures, facials and brand new duds ahead of Christmas Day, while demanding that her kids make their own money if they want gifts under the tree.

She’s calling the Scrooge move “no gift COVID Christmas.”

In 2023, she made another grinch move, saying that she was charging her relatives nearly $200 per person for a family Christmas dinner because she believed she should be compensated for the burden of preparing a meal for 15 people.

She noted that the $200 fee included a complete dinner starring turkey and one glass of champagne. Any additional alcohol consumed will have to be BYOB. She also admitted that she’d be pocketing at least some of the money from the holiday feast.