WATCH: Idaho Inmate’s Video Sparking Love From Behind Bars

Marriages and relationships among prisoners and those living outside of jail cells are a common thing. One Idaho inmate is getting a lot of attention from women who find his honesty to be very desirable.

His video has gotten over 24,000 likes and dozens of comments by women who find his honesty to be refreshing; he's having no problems finding pen pals of the opposite sex.

Long jail stays are something I know nothing about. I've gotten in my share of trouble, but thankfully, it's never equated to anything serious where I've had to sleep on a concrete bed or shower in flip-flops.

One in four inmates in federal penitentiaries in the United States are legally married, according to data from the National Healthy Marriage Resource Center. Some people find convicted criminals to be a turn-on. Carrying on a relationship with someone behind bars has to leave a lot to be desired, but one man who has had a confessed history of landing in jail has become somewhat of a celebrity on TikTok.

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"What up ladies," is how inmate "Richie" begins his short video that was shared just a couple of months ago by someone calling herself lindall.aka.bearface. He's very blunt and doesn't shy away from letting women know exactly what he wants. I have no idea what landed him in jail, and I don't care.

(Warning: Video contains some bad words)

@lindall.aka.bearface What a distaster of a person; that person is Rebel 😂 hit me up fot his info #penpalswanted #idaho #writeaprisoner #prisonlifestyle #jailtok #inmatesoftiktok #fyp #parati #favoritethis #goviral #idahoinmate ♬ original sound - lindall.aka.bearface

Apparently, "Richie" has a way with the ladies. His video has gotten over 24,000 likes and dozens of comments by women who find his honesty to be refreshing; he's having no problems finding pen pals of the opposite sex. He's got a better dating life than most people living "on the outside." Some might call him a real lady killer.

It's always a good idea to do as much background checking as possible when beginning a relationship with anyone, especially a prisoner.