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Heather admits to erotic photo shoot

Seeded on Mon Jun 5, 2006 6:34 PM EDT
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-- Heather Mills McCartney has been forced to admit to her unsavoury past after pictures of her posing for a pornographic book emerged which showed her performing sex acts on a stranger.

The estranged wife of Sir Paul McCartney admitted she had taken part in the photo shoot which showed her smothered in baby oil and performing sex acts with a male model.

Other explicit pictures showed her acting out bondage scenes with whips and simulating sex.

The German book, titled Die Freuden Der Liebe - The Joys of Love - was published by hardcore porn company Orion who are based in Flensburg in Northern Germany in 1988.

Like the thousands of other porn books the company publishes, it had no descriptive or instructive words - only page after page of sexual images.

Miss Mills McCartney's lawyers have admitted that she had taken part in the erotic shoot. But they denied that it was porn. --

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Brian Mota

Miss Mills McCartney's lawyers have admitted that she had taken part in the erotic shoot. But they denied that it was porn.

"I was supposed to be modeling for a Harrod's catalogue, and things just got out of hand!"

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Reply#1 - Mon Jun 5, 2006 10:29 PM EDT
Viki Babbles Gonia

Funny how this seems to have surfaced right as Mills and McCartney announce a separation and impending divorce.

    Reply#2 - Tue Jun 6, 2006 12:20 AM EDT
    David Rutt

    What amuses me most is the high horse that most of the tabloids seem to have climbed onto about it, while at the same time publishing some of the less-explicit photos.

    LADY Heather McCartney posed in depraved pornographic clinches which are bound to sicken her estranged husband Sir Paul and his army of fans.

    - from The Sun.

    Oh, come on! The lack of words in this book is perfect for the average Sun reader.

    Who cares if she did this? I'm sure she's embarrassed now.

    It's stories like this that make me avoid the tabloids. It's not news!

      #2.1 - Wed Jun 7, 2006 4:44 AM EDT
      Irma

      Well, we could argue whether it was important news, but I guess it's still news. Or how do you define news?

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      #2.2 - Wed Jun 7, 2006 3:17 PM EDT
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