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I know a rich daddy boy was caught with cheating notes in University exam, later, he opened his own law chambers with the support of daddy great.
But let’s not be catty about such things. The fact is that rich guys and nepo kids can marry and date whoever they want. Happens all over the world. People criticising are merely jealous that they don’t have the same wealth and social position as them! Else they too would have followed the same trajectory: LLB from GLC or Jindal; then LLM from NY or London; then join dad’s practice; then date and marry a stunner!
One-night stands --- extremely common and with some people even the norm.
Welcome to capitalism, where morals don't count for anything. When females are valued purely for their looks and where the female body is seen as a form of currency.