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20-11-2007, 08:41 PM
ET Canada
A second, undated sex tape featuring hotel heiress Paris Hilton has surfaced. In it, the socialite is seen splashing around in a large tub and poking fun at her previous sex tape fiasco, Fox News reports.
The tame version of the footage, currently on YouTube, shows the heiress completely covered in bubbles, but there is an uncensored version reportedly making the rounds on adult-only sites. In the video, the unidentified male cameraman can be heard saying, "If you were with us before, this is issue No. 3 of the Paris Hilton sex tape."
The tape is believed to have been among Hilton's belongings stored in a Los Angeles storage facility, which were confiscated after the bobblehead failed to pay a $208 US bill back in November 2005.
Hilton's belongings were sold off to an unnamed buyer for $2,775 before finding their way into the hands of the late David Hans Schmidt, also known as the "Sultan of Sleaze," who offered to sell the entire collection for $20 million, reports E! Online. Website http://www.parisexposed.com also offers subscribers a glimpse at the belongings, for a small fee, of course. The goldmine of Hilton paraphernalia reportedly included love letters from Nick Carter, videos of Hilton in St. Tropez, personal photographs, jewelry and furniture.
http://www.canada.com/globaltv/globalshows/et_story.html?id=31c11be8-7e3d-4e6a-ba9e-3237dfa3ea95
A second, undated sex tape featuring hotel heiress Paris Hilton has surfaced. In it, the socialite is seen splashing around in a large tub and poking fun at her previous sex tape fiasco, Fox News reports.
The tame version of the footage, currently on YouTube, shows the heiress completely covered in bubbles, but there is an uncensored version reportedly making the rounds on adult-only sites. In the video, the unidentified male cameraman can be heard saying, "If you were with us before, this is issue No. 3 of the Paris Hilton sex tape."
The tape is believed to have been among Hilton's belongings stored in a Los Angeles storage facility, which were confiscated after the bobblehead failed to pay a $208 US bill back in November 2005.
Hilton's belongings were sold off to an unnamed buyer for $2,775 before finding their way into the hands of the late David Hans Schmidt, also known as the "Sultan of Sleaze," who offered to sell the entire collection for $20 million, reports E! Online. Website http://www.parisexposed.com also offers subscribers a glimpse at the belongings, for a small fee, of course. The goldmine of Hilton paraphernalia reportedly included love letters from Nick Carter, videos of Hilton in St. Tropez, personal photographs, jewelry and furniture.
http://www.canada.com/globaltv/globalshows/et_story.html?id=31c11be8-7e3d-4e6a-ba9e-3237dfa3ea95