Billionaire matchmaker Anna Bey teaches women how to date rich men and create sophisticated impressions in upscale social circles.

The London-based etiquette expert, 33, explained why she never pays for a man on a date under any circumstance, saying that women already shoulder the burden of raising children and running the household.

The Swedish-born founder of the School of Affluence also pointed out that women spend significant sums on maintaining their appearance, and expressed a wish for society to return to traditional gender roles.

Viewers flocked to the comment section in support of Ms Bey's controversial views, with the vast majority echoing her criticism of modern feminism.

Billionaire matchmaker Anna Bey (pictured) never pays for a man under any circumstance, and believes women shoulder too many burdens like child rearing and household management

Ms Bey began by explaining her stance on feminism and her belief that it no longer serves the needs of women.

'I am a traditional feminist who believes that the man has a role, and is not currently fulfilling his role in society,' she in her latest YouTube tutorial.

'I believe that feminism has started to take a direction that is no longer beneficial for women.

'Society is spoiling men - so what's happening now is instead of men [taking weight off] the shoulders of women, women are now offloading men.'

Ms Bey listed the many roles women are expected to fulfill in modern life, including raising children, managing the household, looking desirable and being financially independent.

'Don't forget women have a lot of duties, much more duties than men have,' she said.

'What's happening is that women are taking 50 percent of the financial load in the household or relationship, although women have much more expenses than men, much more responsibility than men and many more hats to carry than men.

'Ladies, you know that we are responsible for many more things for biological reasons.

'Our brain is wired in a more complex way in terms of things that we intuitively think about - it has to do with children, with nurturing and building relationships and so on.

'Men don't have the same capacity to think along those lines the way women do.'

Ms Bey rubbished claims that men now participate equally in child rearing and household management, glibly declaring: 'We all know that isn't true.'

She said it's a matter of biology that women are hardwired to multitask while men struggle with juggling priorities.

Ms Bey said it's a matter of biology that women are excellent multi-taskers while men struggle with juggling responsibilities

'We all know that even though a man is trying his hardest to pull as much load as a woman does, they are still very simple-minded and very "what's happening right here right now", but a woman doesn't have that,' she said.

'She is built differently and this is what's so unfair, that she has to carry so many different burdens, so many different hats.

'She has to have many roles now in society, at home, at work, in the relationship and so on, while the man is very comfortable, he's sorted! He is just doing one thing at a time.

'The man only has one role and that is going to work.'

Ms Bey said it's unfair to expect women to spend on their partners when they already shell out significant sums to maintain their appearance and wardrobe

'And then after work, he eats his food that his woman has cooked for him, or he goes and does things while the woman is doing everything that she's obliged to do.

'So for this reason, ladies, society is very unfair towards women. I do not call this fair feminism at all.

'That's why I'm a traditional feminist, because I know that back in the day, although there was a lot of things that were not in favour of women, the man was the provider and the woman didn't have to stress about working or not.'

Viewers overwhelmingly agreed with Ms Bey, with one woman declaring that too many men are spoiled by modern society.

'This is so true, men are so spoiled thinking that a woman is going to do everything for them, and pay half, while still carrying a lot on her shoulders,' one woman wrote.

'If you want to be equal with me then you better be ready to do half the chores, if not than you either provide and I take care, or this relationship is not working out.'

Ms Bey sees herself as a traditional feminist and longs for a return to historic gender roles where men were the sole breadwinners

Another said it's unfair that women are expected to do it all while continuing to fight for equal pay.

'Women have to do it all: cooking, cleaning, working, taking care of the children, taking care of herself and staying desirable for her husband, giving him attention and affection, and we are also not even paid equally,' she said.

'Men have responsibilities too, but nowadays women are asked to do it all and be superwomen! What happens then? Their health goes down. It is logical to ask a man to be the provider - it is biological.'

Ms Bey's opinion received resounding support on social media, with a string of YouTube viewers echoing her calls for a return to traditional gender roles

It's not the first time Ms Bey has aired her views on modern feminism and paying her way.

In an Instagram post from October 2018, the outspoken etiquette expert vented her frustration at today's 'controlling society' which she believes frames her as a gold digger.

'I have a multitude of women behind me, I speak on their behalf,' she wrote.

'We are a community of women who are tired of being labelled in a particular way.

'We are tired of being made to feel ashamed for who are and the choices we make.

'Let us live the life and lifestyle we want. We are not hurting anyone, so why does it bother you so much?

'I won't shut my mouth on this topic because I refuse [to let] society control me. I won't allow them to shut me up, shame me into a corner because of being afraid of getting the gold digger label.

'I do this for feminism and I do it for my community. We are tired of this modern day witch hunt. Time to fight back!'