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Without a royal title or record-breaking album, Pippa Middleton's fame has tremendous appeal for many. In fact, even a stripped club is eager to pay her 300k pounds just to be their prime pole dancer. Will the younger sister of Duchess of Cambridge accept this job offer if she can make estimated £250,000 for her business?

According to Business Standard, an international porn baron expressed his interest to hire Pippa to be their pole dancer. Initially it was just £100, 000, but Hustler Club UK owner Larry Flynt increase it to £250,000 with £50,000 worth of donation to any charity of her choice.

"As we haven't received an RSVP to our invitation to become an honorary member of the Hustler Honey's yet, we thought we'd open the lines of communication again, just to be sure you were aware of our genuine interest," as stated to Club's invite.

"We are sure it is not a financial decision but we are commercial realists and therefore feel your appearance deserves a return."

Meantime, though it behind by £50,000 Express UK reported that the 31-year old British earned much from her PXM Enterprise and other journalistic works. Apparently, Prince William's sister-in-law is sought-after and prolific writer in various publications.

Express shared that she's contributing editor of Vanity Fair, website 'Party Time' of her parents Michael and Carole, and a regular columnist for supermarket mag Waitrose Kitchen. She also authored 'Celebrate: A Year of British Festivities for Families and Friends', which was a party planning book.

For her PXM Enterprise, she's reportedly has £229,241worth of asset and even hiring accounting firm to the stars OJK Ltd. to check her earnings. OJK's other clients include 'X Factor' judge Simon Cowell and singer-songwriter Kate Bush.

It's not only about money and fame that's Pippa is known for, she's also popular for having svelte figure, which is evident when she dons bikinis. According to Inquisitr, Middleton is health-conscious and shared her secrets on her column on Waitrose Weekend magazine.

"I grew up with the belief that good health is about moderation in all things, so I'll be celebrating healthy living through exercise, a balanced diet and a little of the naughty stuff sprinkled in - I'm talking chocolate, crisps, and the occasional glass of wine," Pippa wrote.