The November issue of Girls Gone Wild
magazine, which hits newsstands today, contains a revealing account of Ashley
Dupre's encounter with a Girls Gone Wild crew in Florida during Spring Break
2003. Dupre, whose relationship to New York Governor Eliot Spitzer resulted
in Spitzer's resignation, had lied about her age in order to be invited aboard
the Girls Gone Wild tour bus, but was immediately sent home on another kind of
a bus -- a Greyhound -- when Girls Gone Wild CEO Joe Francis learned that she
was not quite 18 years old. The article, titled "Ashley Dupre Revealed!"
offers a detailed eyewitness account of how Dupre talked her way onto the GGW
tour bus and eventually performed for the Girls Gone Wild cameras. Because
Dupre had offered a false ID and lied about her age on camera, the company
ultimately declined to publish the material.
The cover of the November issue of Girls Gone Wild Magazine features Leeds
scholar and model Laura Shields, who holds a degree in chemical engineering.
Explaining why she decided to pose for Girls Gone Wild over other men's
titles, Laura says, "I like the idea of a fresh new magazine."
Other articles in the November issue include a review of America's top ten
wildest college campuses, a revealing account of professor/student sex and the
intimate history of one wild girl's favorite body part in an article she calls
"My Boobs."
