Well, so much for a slow news day. Gawker has just released a sextape that features, not only Grey’s Anatomy actor Eric Dane and his wife Rebecca Gayheart (Beverly Hills, 90210), but former Miss Teen USA Kari Ann Peniche too! Yep, that’s right: two girls, one guy and a whole lot of naked celebrity. Released a few short hours ago, the video showcases the three “hanging out” (so to speak) in Kari’s Studio City apartment, nude and under the influence of some sort of drug – maybe a few – talking about what their porn names would be (seriously) as well as a lot of naked giggling. It also features a segment in which Kari and Rebecca chill for a bit in the jacuzzi in which they are, again, in the nude.
While this appears to be the debut showing for Eric Dane (i.e. Dr. Mcsteamy), it is less so for the other two. Rebecca Gayheart, once the sweet and innocent love interest of Luke Perry on Beverly Hills, 90210, found herself in a similar circumstance in 2003 when a photo of her popped up with her nude, with another lady and a crack pipe, in a bathtub. Like I said, nothing too new.
As to Kari Ann Peniche, the former Miss Teen USA lost her crown in 2002 when she posed for Playboy. And that was just the start. More recently she was booted off Dr. Drew’s Celebrity Rehab – where she was being treated for a sex addiction – after punching a cameraman, inviting drug dealers to the house and stealing money and personal belongings from her roommate. It is also rumored that she is a high-priced Hollywood Madam, a rumor that just might be true, as part of today’s sextape shows her taking down credit card information over the phone.
While you won’t find the sextape video here, Gawker has an edited version (less stoned giggling, less swinging Mcsteamy) and Fleshbot is promising the full twelve-minute version tomorrow. I’d suggest checking there. Oh, and neither website is SFW (to say the least).
Comments
eronne
August 17th, 2009 - 8:41:54 PM
the whole is not gonna chose film, there is updating that a steamier version is coming online soon. Someone may feel high, someone may feel exciting, while someone may be dying. Would Rebecca still feel she is “so high”? I don’t think so.
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