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An elite European sex club created by a school friend of the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton has opened its doors to Australia.

Killing Kittens, which was founded by Emma Sayle in the UK more than 10 years ago, began hosting a series of small sex parties in Sydney, Perth and Melbourne in 2015.

Wealthy individuals are looking for a beautiful partner to share their wealth, decadence and financial harvest.Millionaire Match is the first, most effective and largest site in the world to connect with, date, marry successful, beautiful people.Its members include CEOs, pro athletes, doctors, lawyers, investors, entrepreneurs, beauty queens, fitness models, and Hollywood celebrities, just to name a few.Ms Sayle said she created Killing Kittens in 2005 after noticing sex parties at the time catered just to men's pleasure.Parties are typically held in extravagant, yet private, locations and the club has more than 80,000 members online.After garnering a better idea of 'who is on the scene', the female-focused group is hosting its largest party yet in Australia for up to 80 guests in an undisclosed location in Sydney in April, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.Killing Kittens, an elite European sex club, has opened its doors to Australia and will host a party for up to 80 women and couples at an undisclosed location in Sydney in April (pictured left is founder Emma Sayle)Ms Sayle said Australians have appeared to be more hesitant when it comes to exploring their sexuality, but she hopes Killing Kittens can help women 'make and break all the rules.''Women want the opportunity to explore their sexuality, where they are in control and there are very few places where that happens.''These parties are carried out in a safe environment, where women can learn about their sexuality and build their confidence as they explore.''They can be in control and feel empowered without being at the mercy of a guy, who can sometimes be pushy or controlling,' Ms Sayle said.