A psychotic French banker tortured his girlfriend for seven years, forcing her to drink his urine and lick public toilets — and pimping her out to nearly 500 “friends, colleagues and strangers,” including days after she gave birth to his daughter.

The sickening abuse emerged as Guillaume Bucci, 51, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for torturing and raping Laetitia R., a 42-year-old mother of four who was inspired to come forward by Gisèle Pelicot, the French woman whose husband drugged her to be raped by strangers.

Bucci admitted numerous disturbing acts — including strangulation, bestiality and burning — but claimed they were “consensual sexual games,” according to Agence France-Presse (AFP).

He testified that his ex consented and he “did not think he was hurting her” — despite text messages showing him threatening to kill her if she did not follow his deranged orders.

Laetitia then testified that she lived in “constant fear” during their relationship between 2015 and 2022 because of abuse that “was pure and simple violence.”

“Little by little, I felt like I was dying inside. With each practice imposed, there was a part of me that broke permanently,” she testified through tears, according to the Telegraph.

Bucci treated her like a “slave” — and “little by little” forced her to sleep with other men, starting on Christmas Eve 2015 at a motorway service station as he listened over the phone.

“I stopped counting at 487 men, some of whom I had seen up to 10 times,” she said of the men, who included “friends, colleagues, and strangers.”

It included being forced to perform a sex act with a truck driver the day after she was discharged from the hospital after their daughter’s birth in 2017. It was not clear how many of her four children were with her torturer.

Unlike Pelicot’s husband, who drugged his wife before watching strangers rape her, Bucci kept Laetitia conscious on purpose.

“He said I needed to realize what was happening to me,” Laetitia told TF1’s “Sept à Huit” (“Seven to Eight”) news program before the trial. “I remember everything.”

Prosecutors in Digne-les-Bains had requested the sadist be sentenced to life in prison because of the “risk of reoffending against another woman” once out.

It was not clear why he was only sentenced to 25 years, with the possibility of parole after serving just two-thirds of it.

Laetitia said her decision to air her painful experiences publicly was inspired by Pelicot, who became an icon for declaring her right to be known in another sickening sex case that rocked France in 2024.

In that case, Pelicot’s husband received 20 years in prison for drugging and pimping her out to dozens of men.