The Carrie Prejean sex scandal continues. TMZ released a letter from adult film company Vivid Entertainment, requesting rights to the fallen beauty queen's masturbation video.
The letter says "We would like to present Carrie with several options where she could certainly earn millions of dollars." Read more here.
The letter also states the videos were made in 2007 when Prejean was 23, not when she was 17 as she has been saying. We're not sure whether this is an attempt by Vivid to keep the video legal, or if Prejean was trying to prove that she was young and naive when she played on camera.
Additionally it turns out that the video shown during the lawsuit against Miss California organization may be only one of eight videos starring Ms. Prejean and herself.
At this point if Prejean accepts the Vivid offer, joining the ranks of other fallen pageant queens like Kelli McCarty, and Shauna Sand, she would lose the tenuous moral highground she's been trying to walk since the scandal began. So will she do it?
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No way, she won't accept. She's too good of a Christian to do that!
Jordan & Samantha this is a tough call! If she accepts the deal, the videos are subjected to a systematic marketing campaign and distribution for pay. If she doesn't accept the deal, the footage can't be owned. And if the footage can't be owned, then it's able to be leaked on the net without fear of legal repercussions. 21st century technological reality requires her to initiate damage control in order to maintain her wholesome image. And she can't control the damage to her reputation if she doesn't enable an adult entertainment company to own it and distribute it for pay. If Carrie does as Lisa suggests and allows the videos to remain free to view in order to stick to her Christian guns, the video gets leaked on the net to be replayed over and over again by millions of viewers. And we know from the Reverend Jeremiah Wright controversy how one or two videos played over and over again can taint someone's reputation, however unfairly.
I'm pretty sure she already lost the moral high ground when she came out in favor of being a bigot.
Just a thought.
Thank you for the love link. Just got on line again (in the country visiting) and linked to this story as well. Happiness/ R
I think all the hate against her started when she stated anti gay opinion. Devil and Sodom got angry.
Your guess is as good as any. I'm sure at this point any pleasure derived from making those videos is long gone, and in it's place is deep regret. I agree with Phil on this one...she lost her moral ground the moment she threw the hypocrites arrow.
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