Ex-NFL star Matt Kalil offered $300,000 after ex-wife’s reoodvelation about his manhood

Former NFL star Matt Kalil has a new revenue stream opportunity after his ex-wife spoke about the size of his manhood during a recent interview.

In response to influencer Haley Kalil’s jaw-dropping claim that “the biggest factor” in the couple’s divorce was the former Minnesota Vikings player’s penis size — which she compared to two soda cans — adult webcam site CamSoda declared they would pay the footballer $300,000 to strut his stuff on their platform.

“You’ve shown you can take hits on the field and off and still stand tall, even when the claims are that rare ‘.01% of the population’ situation,” said CamSoda VP Daryn Parker.

“That’s exactly why we would like to offer you a $300,000 partnership to front our ‘Big Confidence’ campaign, [which] celebrates men who can laugh at themselves, own their story and turn viral moments into empowerment,” he told TMZ.

Parker added that Khalil would be “featured in lighthearted, fun content about strength, positivity and embracing life, and yes, all with unapologetic confidence.”

The ex-offensive tackle, who also played for the Carolina Panthers and Houston Texans during his seven years with the NFL, has been married to model and actress Keilani Asmus since 2024.

But his ex-wife clarified that the size of his manhood was the issue during their seven-year union.

“We were trying to do the damn thing,” she told Twitch streamer Marlon Lundgren Garcia last week, before sharing a NSFW note on her phone that wasn’t meant for the audience.

“That was the biggest factor… Because he’s like .01% of the population. We tried everything, impossible — unless you’re going to be in tears,” the 33-year-old model said.

She added that her ex-husband’s oversized appendage was an issue for their “whole marriage,” and that they sought all kinds of professional help, but to no avail.

“We tried it all: therapist, doctors. Not even lying… Looked up lipo-type siit,” she said. “That’s why it’s kinda funny. It’s like my life is a comedy and it writes itself.”