Adult content creator Matilda Baxter, also known as Tilds Search on TikTok, was recently photographed shopping for engagement rings with her boyfriend, South Australian businessman Alessandro Della-Verde. The couple, who have been dating for seven months, visited James Thredgold Jeweller in Adelaide's Norwood.
Baxter, 23, arrived in her custom Corvette, drawing attention from passersby. She wore a sequinned blue crop-top and skirt that highlighted recent rib manipulation surgery. Della-Verde steered Baxter towards the engagement rings, with prices at the high-end jeweler reportedly ranging from $60,000 to over $100,000. While Baxter examined necklaces and earrings, Della-Verde focused on diamond engagement rings. He expressed intentions to propose, and according to the Daily Mail, confirmed his plans to do so in an interview for the publication's YouTube channel.
Della-Verde acknowledged having set boundaries regarding Baxter's work and stated he has access to her OnlyFans account and correspondence with her management. He is reportedly encouraging her to expand her business ventures, which include a swimwear label and an upcoming lingerie line. The couple met after Della-Verde expressed interest in Baxter, arranging an introduction through a friend.
Tanning Addiction Concerns
In a YouTube interview with the Daily Mail, Baxter disclosed that she is seeking counseling for a tanning addiction. She uses a combination of tanning peptides, not approved by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), and a home solarium. The TGA has warned that melanotan peptides can cause serious health problems. Tanning beds have been banned for commercial use in Australia since 2015 due to links with melanoma. Baxter reportedly uses her home solarium at least four times a week. She stated that she is an addict and is receiving therapy, with her parents also expressing concern. The Australian Cancer Council notes that using solariums before age 35 increases the risk of melanoma by 59%. Baxter maintains she advises her followers to wear sunscreen and learn about skin health, while also acknowledging her own use of tanning products.
Della-Verde echoed concerns about Baxter's tanning habits. While he encourages her to use peptides, believing it might reduce sunburn risk, there is no evidence supporting the safety or effectiveness of unapproved tanning peptides. The TGA explicitly warns against such products, stating they are not safe and can cause serious side effects, despite claims otherwise.
Baxter traced her tanning habits back to age 12. The couple also bonded over a shared interest in fast cars and frequently dine out at upscale restaurants. Baxter recently celebrated Della-Verde's 24th birthday with a hotel stay, an event she described as a significant gesture for a partner.