David Krieff Pitches $2million Hooker Reality show

Eliot Spitzer scandal call girl Ashley Dupre is weighing a $2 million deal offered by a veteran reality-show producer that could cast her as "a kind of Dr. Phil," the New York Post reported.

David Krieff, who brought together Amy Fisher and the Buttafuocos and Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding for TV specials, approached Dupre two weeks ago after getting a letter of commitment from an entertainment network and a major studio, he told The Post.

The producer and Dupre's lawyers and publicist have been discussing the details by phone and could seal the deal within the next two weeks, according to Krieff.

"It's a seven-figure deal," said Krieff. "There could be a book. It's an overall exclusive-rights deal," Krieff told the Post. "As far as I know, it's the only deal she's considering."

Krieff said Dupre wants a show "that maybe cleans up her image," and has expressed an interest in journalism and lounge singing.

"She also has a strong desire to give to a charity," he said. "She's very analytical. She wants to help people. She sees herself as a kind of Dr. Phil."

The deal could include a two-hour interview in which Dupre would talk about her secret double life as "Kristen," a pricey prostitute whose alleged hook-up with Spitzer at a D.C. hotel on Feb. 13 ruined his career.

All I have to say about this is "Get a grip people, she is a fucking Hooker!!!"

Thomas Earle Admits to having sex with Hooker Ashley Dupre

Ashley Dupré's married man has now confessed that he and the ex-call girl had a month-long affair, contradicting his earlier statements that Dupre had "set him up."

"I'm very ashamed," Thomas 'TJ' Earle told the NYPost through his attorney. "TJ never said he was set up. He does not feel used by Ashley one bit," said Earle's attorney, Mitchell Ansell.


Dupré, 23, and Earle, 35, were seen leaving the Gramercy Park Hotel July 23, after having spent the previous day together drinking, dining, shopping and canoodling in limos around the Big Apple. The pair reportedly rented a room on July 22, where they retreated after a day of sightseeing and relaxing.

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TJ, who is the vice president of the Earle Companies in Freehold, N.J., has two children with his wife Alisa Earle, and lives a mere 1.6 miles from Dupré's family home. Earle had told Alisa, 35, that he was going on a business trip to Colorado when, in fact, he was escorting Dupre around Manhattan.

During their 24-hour Manhattan romp, Dupre and Earle visited the Trump Tower, Bergdorf Goodman and dined at an upscale Meatpacking district restaurant. The duo was then spotted returning to the Gramercy following their intimate dinner.


Meanwhile, Dupré was recently sued by Amber Arpaio, a New Jersey dental assistant, for identity theft, invasion of privacy and defamation. Arpaio, 26, claims Dupré illegally used her driver's license to convince a Girls Gone Wild producer that she was old enough to be filmed back in 2003.




Dupré gained global notoriety in March, when then-New York State Governor Eliot Spitzer resigned two days after news surfaced that he had been caught on a federal wiretap arranging to meet Dupré, then a high-priced prostitute, at a Washington hotel. Spitzer had been governor for only 16 months.


Dupré was granted immunity by federal prosecutors in exchange for agreeing to testify against Spitzer. The U.S. Attorney’s Office has temporarily delayed criminal proceedings against Spitzer pending an IRS investigation to determine if he misspent public funds while patronizing illegal prostitution rings such as the Emperors Club VIP, where Dupré worked as a high-priced hooker.

Ashley Dupre back to Whoring - Photographed with another Married man

Oops she did it again. The former call girl of ex-New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, Ashley Dupre, was spotted frolicking with another wealthy, married man this week. Ashley was seen running around Manhattan Tuesday wit the head of a major New Jersey asphalt company who lives with his wife and two kids just less than two miles from the Dupre family home.

Ashley, 23, and her new guy, 35-year-old Thomas J. Earle were spotted entering the Gramercy Park Hotel where they rented a room on Tuesday following a long day of drinking, dining, shopping and snuggling up together in limos around the city. Wednesday afternoon the two left the hotel separately, leaving the hotel 10 minutes apart, as if to avoid being photographed together.

When approached by a reporter, Dupre refused to comment. She spend off in her black Range Rover, while Earle snagged a ride home in a black Chevy Suburban.

Just a couple hours later, Earle showed up at his mansion in New Jersey, parked out back, and walked inside where his wife, Alisa Earle, was waiting. Little did he know that a reporter from the NY Post had already visited his gorgeous wife with questions about Earle and Dupre's date.

A neighbor of the Earles who was shown photos of Earle and Dupre together said "It'd be a shame if he had to leave. He's married, with two kids." The neighbor also added that Alisa is a "very stunning woman" and said she's "prettier by leaps and bounds" than Dupre.

Dupre and Earle might not have been caught if it weren't for Lindsay Lohan and girlfriend Sam Ronson staying at the same hotel, attracting a swarm of paparazzi.

The real question now is... was Earle and Dupre's "date" paid for, and is Dupre back to her old tricks?

The Real Reason Ashley Dupre dropped the Girls Gone Wild Law Suit

Just when it appeared Ashley Dupre's life was going to get a little easier, it was revealed Thursday that the famous hooker who had former Gov. Eliot Spitzer as a customer is getting sued for impersonating someone else in a "Girls Gone Wild" video.

Dupre was sued on July 11 by Amber Arpaio, in U.S. District Court in New Jersey. Arpaio cites a video in which Dupre, covered in a terry cloth towel, gives her name as Amber Arpaio. In the video, an unseen questioner asks if she is 18, and whether the footage can be used on "Girls Gone Wild." Dupre answers "yes" to both questions.

Also displayed in the video is a New Jersey driver's license with the Amber Arpaio's name and a birth date, making Dupre appear to be in her 20s.

Arpaio is also suing the producers of the "Girls Gone Wild" series for releasing the video. In her lawsuit, she says she was never contacted before her name was released.
As a result, she also wants punitive and exemplary damages "in an amount appropriate to punish and make an example of Defendants," the suit argues.

Ashley Dupre Girls Gone Wild Naked Masturbating Pictures

The Ashley Dupre sex tape has been made available for everyone to see, or at least one of them possibly.

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The video is of the former Eliot Spitzer call-girl going wild trying to rub one out in a steamy masturbation session.
"We have hours of footage of Dupre including her in some very interesting sexual situations," Joe Francis recently said.

Dupre, 22, and Francis had been involved in litigation over some kind of sex footage, but she dropped the $10 million lawsuit two weeks ago.

In it, she accused him of exploiting her name and image for profit. Could the video linked below be the video in question?

Dupre alleged that Girls Gone Wild representatives approached her while she was on holiday in Florida in 2003, supplied her with alcohol and encouraged her to expose herself when she was just 17.

This footage is supposed to be the masturbation tape she made for former N.Y. Governor Spitzer. We can't tell you if it's her or not but it seems authentic. If it is, we now know where our hard earned tax dollars get spent.

Ashley Dupre sex tape to be released

An Ashley Dupre sex tape will soon be available for everyone to see. According to Joe Francis, Girls Gone Wild
will soon release videos of former Gov. Eliot Spitzer's prostitute, Ashley Dupre.

The video is of the former call-girl going wild "in some very interesting sexual situations."


"We have hours of footage of Dupre including her in some very interesting sexual situations," Francis said

Dupre, 22, and Francis had been involved in litigation over the footage, but she dropped the $10 million lawsuit last week.





In it, she accused him of exploiting her name and image for profit.

Ashley Dupre to take it all off for Girls Gone Wild

Will we soon see Ashley Dupre strip it all off for "Girls Gone Wild" and Joe Francis? Probably not but a report claims that Ashley has decided to make nice and drop a $10 million lawsuit she had filed against Joe Francis and the "Girls Gone Wild" franchise. The call girl rose to fame when it was revealed that she was at the center of the scandal that brought down former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer earlier this year.


With that quick fame came all sorts of offers to strip down for photos in men's magazine and Ashley Alexandra Dupre was even given a million dollar offer by Joe Francis. Instead she filed a lawsuit against the company. As luck would have it, a "Girls Gone Wild" camera crew had filmed her and her doing the things girls do in a "Girls Gone Wild" video but the lawsuit claimed that she was tricked into signing the release.

Her attorney would later confirm the news that she has now dropped the suit and she wants to get on with her life and eliminate all of the negativity that was surrounding her. He says that she wants to concentrate on her upcoming projects, but it is not revealed exactly what the projects will be or when they will be revealed.


Many believe that Dupre missed a big window of opportunity when she shunned the spotlight right after she was item number one on many newscasts. Her topless pictures could have commanded seven figures. Did she blow it by not acting quickly enough or does she still have a shot at celebrity status.

Ashley Dupre Dating Reality Show?

Eliot Spitzer scandal prostitute Ashley Dupré is developing a cable reality series and is considering moving from New York to Los Angeles, E! News reports.

Dupré, 23, has been developing an unscripted show with production execs at L.A.-based Handprint Entertainment, the same company that has managed the careers of Nicole Richie and Pamela Anderson, a source told E!

One of the concepts being considered is a dating format, E! reports.

"They're talking to MTV about Ashley being the next Tila Tequila," a source close to the project told E!

Dupre gained notoriety in March when it came out that she was the high-priced call girl named "Kristen" named in court documents who allegedly was hired by Spitzer for at least one tryst at a posh Washington hotel. Spitzer, known as "Client 9" in the documents, resigned as New York governor a few days after the scandal broke.

Ashley Dupre droppes case against Girls Gone Wile Joe Francis

Ashley Dupre has dropped a lawsuit claiming "Girls Gone Wild" founder Joe Francis exploited her image and name on the Internet.

Ashley Dupre voluntarily dismissed the $10 million federal lawsuit, according to court documents filed Thursday. She said she was only 17 when she signed a binding contract giving permission to appear in the "Girls Gone Wild" video.

Telephone calls and e-mails to Dupre's lawyer and publicist were not immediately returned Friday.

Francis said in a statement issued late Friday night that "the truth invariably comes out, as I knew it would in this case. I am happy to, once again, be completely vindicated."

In her lawsuit, Dupre said she was on spring break in Miami Beach in 2003 when she was approached by "Girls Gone Wild" producers, given alcoholic drinks and then signed a release agreeing to appear. The series depicts women in provocative poses or topless, often in such party locations as Mardi Gras or spring break beach towns.

Francis has said Dupre was on the "Girls Gone Wild" bus for a week and made seven full-length videos.

Shortly after the lawsuit was filed, Francis released a video where Dupre appears covered by a terry cloth towel and gives her name as Amber Arpaio. An unseen questioner asks if she is 18 and if the footage can be used on "Girls Gone Wild." She says yes to both questions.


The video also displays a New Jersey driver's license with the Amber Arpaio name and a birth date that would have made her appear to be in her 20s.

Dupre rocketed to fame in March when she surfaced as a high-priced call girl in the Emperors Club VIP prostitution ring that involved then-New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who resigned soon after the scandal broke. Dupre, going by the name "Kristen," met "Client 9" — later identified as Spitzer — at least once at a swanky Washington hotel, according to court documents.

After the Spitzer scandal, Francis made a public $1 million offer for Dupre to appear in one of his videos and go on a promotional tour. But he rescinded the offer after realizing he already had footage of her.

Francis has other legal problems, including federal tax evasion charges pending in California and lawsuits by filed by women in Panama City, Fla., claiming they were victims of underage exploitation. Francis spent a year in jail and was released in March after pleading no contest to child abuse and prostitution charges for filming underage girls in that Panhandle beach town.