IUC Exclusive: Major Publisher offers His Highness big bucks to tell all about affair with Anna Nicole – should I? Let us know…
Posted on October 16th, 2008 by HisHighness in His Highness Hollywood, IUC:Entertainment, IUC:Exclusive
When I first met Anna Nicole Smith a few years ago in L.A. it was almost like I had arrived on a white stallion, riding across the hem of the horizon as the sun sank low in Beverly Hills. Anna was completely distraught, depressed and suicidal. I became her close confidente and practically saved her from going off the deep end. Ironically, she was one of the nicest and most sincere people I met during my time in L.A. Now, a major U.S. publisher has approached me to tell all about our highly publicized relationship. Not sure if I’m interested – let her RIP. CLICK HERE for a story that appeared about my brief tryst with Anna.
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‘Nuf said – best to let that one alone.
ReplyLove Affairs in Hollywood are so passe. It’s not like she was the Virgin Mary….
ReplyI’m ashamed to admit I’m one of the few peole who never had a tryst with Anna Nicole. Perhaps I shouldn’t have opened up with the line: “Hey, do you want to play Battleship? I’ll lie down and you can blow the hell out of me.” Chalk it up to another valuable life lesson learned.
ReplyAre you worried that you would come off as badly if not worse than the pair of potential daddies?……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..DON’T BE
ReplyDon’t kiss and sell.
ReplyThat would be like cashing in on your relationship. Her poor daughter is going to grow up and hear all about her mother. If you had a different view of things, a sensitive portrayal of her as a person, that might be different but most people only want to read about how messed up she was.
ReplyIf you want to blatantly use her as most people, most notably those last two douches, have always seemed to do, then by all means, spill those dirty, dirty beans. But if you have any respect at all for that woman, maybe consider keeping those tidbits to yourself.
ReplyWow!! Such high morals for one with so few…..Discretion??? She had a reality t.v. crew follow’in her around in the worst of her worst….I say GO FOR IT!! From what I’ve read thus far, I tend to disagree that your portrayal is one that is not “sensitive”, in fact, you’ve been quite generous from the small bit I’ve read herein and of your article in the Sun, regarding Anna. I’m quite assured anything you would write would not be inflicting any additional damage unto her daughter, than Anna already has, all by herself. There are countless videos, nude photos, news reports, public dalliances, oh and did I mention that reality t.v. show stint she did??? This is YOUr personal experience, and if you wish to share it, which evidently, you already have to some extent, and for FREE, then I say GO FOR IT!!
ReplyI think it would really be unusual these days to have someone act like an actual “gentleman” and keep his mouth shut. Many of us “regular” people do all kinds of things… acts of kindness, compassion, caring, courage, and even trysts with interesting people, and we don’t blare it all over the world. Even if you only say kind things about her… she needs to be left alone. That could be YOUR act of kidness and compassion. I agree with Pamela Stewart. Her daughter will have enough to contend with. If not out of compassion for respect for Nicole, think about her daughter. Keep your “tryst” tucked in your heart for safe keeping. That’s what truly being a “man” is all about.
ReplyI was just having a conversation over this I am glad I came across this it cleared some of the questions I had.
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