However, despite there being no proof of the tape’s existence—James is still pushing it for $39.95 and has given it the glamorous title of Tiger Woods & Devon James Sex Tape.
A website has been set up to sell the alleged tape and James promises an 8×10 autographed photo of her as an added bonus.
James’ former manager, Gina Rodriguez spoke to RadarOnline, and said that “It can’t be [authentic,] because the tape does not exist,” continuing, “This is definitely a scam and I would advise anyone thinking of buying it to not send sending in your money for pre-order, because the tape does not exist and if they have a tape, it’s not Tiger.”
Even though Rodriguez is sceptical, James’ husband Nick tells RadarOnline that it was filmed in Tampa in 2008, and “You can see [Tiger] clearly,” adding, “He’s pretty dirty.”
Tiger Woods’ mistress Rachel Uchitel will be stripping for Playboy, reports TMZ.
The celebrity host finally moved into mistress royalty by getting an offer to strip for the porno mag. However there is a catch.
A source tells TMZ that Uchitel still has the right to pull out of the deal before the shoot, which is in three weeks.
Also don’t get too excited as the photos will be limited to her backside and the topside.
Rachel Uchitel appeared on TMZ Live Friday saying that Joslyn James is using her scandal with Tiger Woods to become a celebrity – duh!
As this apparently wasn’t obvious to some, Uchitel explained to the TMZ crew that all of Tiger’s mistresses are using their Tiger exploits as a launching pad.
Joslyn James fought back, emailing her response to TMZ after seeing Uchitel’s comments.
“I find it extremely funny that she is choosing to bash me in saying I am now making a career for myself from Tiger.” Joslyn goes on, “Oh yeah, that’s right. She got PAID from Tiger to keep her mouth shut …”
Joslyn continues, “I find it funny that she says she was ‘well known’ before the Tiger news. I never heard of her before that.”
And to sum it up she finishes by saying, “I was an actress prior and a dancer, I gave it up because I was fooled in a relationship with Tiger, I merely went back to what I was doing.”
We can’t wait for Fox to bring back “Celebrity Boxing” and have the main event be Rachel Uchitel versus Joslyn James. And to top it off, Tiger would be the ref. We would wager the fight would get ratings similar to the super bowl.
Don’t you just love America? What other place in the world could a couple of whores like Michelle “Bombshell” McGee and Jamie Jungers get a reality show about celebrities cheating on their loved ones.
TMZ is reporting that Jamie Jungers (one of Tiger Woods’ mistresses) and Michelle “Bombshell” McGee (Jesse James 1st mistress) are planning on hosting the show. The show was created by Bobby Goldstein, who created the original “Cheaters” — and would, according to the pitch, try and “catch celebrity cheaters with their pants down.”
The show is currently being pitched to networks to see if anybody will bite. However what broadcaster could say “no” to such “quality programming?”
Rachel Uchitel is trading her golf clubs for a polo stick (or whatever it is called). TMZ has confirmed that Tiger Woods’ apparent mistress has been invited to a New Years Eve soiree in Wellington, Florida thrown by a group of polo players. Apparently Uchitel will either be partying with the polo players or going to the movies. We will have to wait and see.
Amid the Tiger Woods sex scandal and Woods’ undoubtedly tarnished image, TAG Heuer is still sticking with the professional golfer, but with some modifications. TAG issued a statement that the watch maker will continue to use Tiger Woods as their spokesperson, but the marketing program will be altered to address Woods’ desire for privacy.
This is a different story from what was originally believed. Reports last week suggested that TAG would be dumping Tiger altogether, however this has turned out to be false. President and CEO of TAG Heuer Jean-Chrisophe Babin said in a release, “The partnership with Tiger Woods will continue but we will downscale the use of his image in certain markets for a period of time, depending on his decision about returning to professional golf.”
