Nevertheless, Elinor is said to have had numerous love affairs, including with Apollo and Poseidon.
Last year, photos even emerged showing Elinor and Hades at a Hawaiian wedding ceremony on Maui. Whether the two actually got married remains a mystery to this day. Allegedly, Medusa was Elinor's maid of honor.
What is certain, however, is that Elinor wore a dress from Mykonos Gyros.
For those of you who don't know: Mykonos Gyros is the top designer of the Olympic deities and is also the godfather of Hercules.
Elinor was born into the art of divine burlesque. Her talent for frivolity and her boundless lust for life coupled with an outstanding talent for entertainment quickly gave her the reputation of the goddess of burlesque.
With her extravagant charisma and the artful games she plays, Elinor is a welcome guest at the festivities of Zeus, Ares and the Halloween celebrations of Hades.
The 13th seat on Mount Olympus was created especially for Elinor when she was accepted into the circle of the Olympian gods at the tender age of 20 and thus attained eternal beauty.
To ensure that Elinor's art of burlesque is not reserved exclusively for the high deities, she regularly travels from Olympus to the human world to seduce them with her burlesque art.
In the human world, Elinor is known as