Will Levis' s*x tape with Gia Duddy went viral, and he called his mom: "I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry." He paid a private investigator a fortune to find who leaked it. Eastern European hackers who hunt hot couples. Then his mom told it all on a podcast while plugging hoodies.
He was the quarterback who slid out of the first round of the 2023 draft while the cameras stayed on his girlfriend in the green room. The Titans took him 33rd. Five months later he and Gia split. Eight months after that, the video hit.
In May 2026 his mother Beth told the story on the Ross Tucker Football Podcast. She was in the car when he called. She pulled over. "As soon as he started talking, my heart immediately sank."
He had been up all night. He knew a lot of people were about to see it. "It's not meant for anybody else's eyes."
Then the internet decided one of them had leaked it on purpose. Her answer: "Which was not the case at all."
What did he do?
He hired a cybersecurity specialist and a private investigator, and "spent an exorbitant amount of money to try to get to the bottom of this."
Did it work?
"A lot of the content was taken down, but you can never scrape anything entirely from the internet."
Who did it?
His laptop or phone had been breached a year or two earlier, back in college. "An Eastern European hacking group that is notorious for trying to target what they think might be an attractive couple that they can then expose."
Then Beth did something with it. She rebranded her clothing line, Chill Life, around one idea: put the phone away. The hero product is the Zenzip hoodie, with a hidden pocket to zip your phone into. She was giving them out at a Super Bowl gifting suite.
The Titans cut Will in August after he went 5-16 as a starter. In September he landed on the Jets practice squad. Gia is now dating Bengals receiver Andrei Iosivas.
Some people will say a mother has no business talking about her son's s*x tape on a podcast while promoting hoodies. Others will say she's the only one who said out loud what actually happened: they were robbed.
Almost nobody talks about the timing. The hackers sat on that file for a year or two. It came out only after he made the NFL.
Nobody leaked it out of revenge. Strangers picked them because they looked good together.
Was Beth Levis protecting her son by telling this story, or selling hoodies off the worst night of his life?
A client handed Riley $80. And then he buried a hammer claw in the back of her skull. She tore it out and beat him with it until the car was swimming in blood. Next morning, with a hole in her head, she put on a hat and went back to selling her body. The man had killed 26 women.
She has smoked crack since 1982. "A psychiatrist told me once, if he could prescribe me crack, he would."
She says she has survived 4 serial killers. "They're not few and far between. There are thousands of them right here in Los Angeles."
This one was 6'2", athletic, looked like a college student or an Olympian in training. Gold Honda. $80 in an envelope. She leaned down, and lightning flew out of her eyes.
The claw of the hammer was stuck in the back of her head.
She pulled it out. In seconds the whole car was soaked in blood. They were slipping and sliding. She was afraid to drop the hammer, so she kept hitting him with it. "I'm gonna die and I'm gonna make sure you go with me."
She fell out of the car screaming "the building's on fire, my baby's in there!" Because if you just yell help, nobody helps.
A taxi stopped. The driver said: get out, or give me head. She pulled a knife from her boot and pressed it into his throat until it drew blood.
She couldn't go to the hospital without money. So she slept on it, spent 45 minutes in the shower working the dried pillow out of the hole in her head, put on a little hat, and went back out on the street. The first client touched the back of her head and blood poured down her face.
In the video below she tells it like it was a normal Tuesday.
How did they catch him? She handed a homicide detective the hammer. With his fingerprints.
How many bodies? He gave up 14 more to avoid the death penalty.
Was that the last one? No. In Chinatown another man told her: "I'm gonna take your money, your p*ssy and your life." She fought him for 24 minutes and cut his face open with a bottle.
Some people will say she's a hero.
Others will say she's still out there, and the next one might not miss.
"You'll never hear about it on the news."
How many women like her never made it out of the car?
Will Levis' s*x tape with Gia Duddy went viral, and he called his mom: "I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry." He paid a private investigator a fortune to find who leaked it. Eastern European hackers who hunt hot couples. Then his mom told it all on a podcast while plugging hoodies.
He was the quarterback who slid out of the first round of the 2023 draft while the cameras stayed on his girlfriend in the green room. The Titans took him 33rd. Five months later he and Gia split. Eight months after that, the video hit.
In May 2026 his mother Beth told the story on the Ross Tucker Football Podcast. She was in the car when he called. She pulled over. "As soon as he started talking, my heart immediately sank."
He had been up all night. He knew a lot of people were about to see it. "It's not meant for anybody else's eyes."
Then the internet decided one of them had leaked it on purpose. Her answer: "Which was not the case at all."
What did he do?
He hired a cybersecurity specialist and a private investigator, and "spent an exorbitant amount of money to try to get to the bottom of this."
Did it work?
"A lot of the content was taken down, but you can never scrape anything entirely from the internet."
Who did it?
His laptop or phone had been breached a year or two earlier, back in college. "An Eastern European hacking group that is notorious for trying to target what they think might be an attractive couple that they can then expose."
Then Beth did something with it. She rebranded her clothing line, Chill Life, around one idea: put the phone away. The hero product is the Zenzip hoodie, with a hidden pocket to zip your phone into. She was giving them out at a Super Bowl gifting suite.
The Titans cut Will in August after he went 5-16 as a starter. In September he landed on the Jets practice squad. Gia is now dating Bengals receiver Andrei Iosivas.
Some people will say a mother has no business talking about her son's s*x tape on a podcast while promoting hoodies. Others will say she's the only one who said out loud what actually happened: they were robbed.
Almost nobody talks about the timing. The hackers sat on that file for a year or two. It came out only after he made the NFL.
Nobody leaked it out of revenge. Strangers picked them because they looked good together.
Was Beth Levis protecting her son by telling this story, or selling hoodies off the worst night of his life?
Chelsea is seven and a half months pregnant, and she smoked crack right before the camera came on. Her fiancé put a ring on her finger, then started saying the baby isn't his. She had a seizure and woke up with a feeding tube in her nose. Tonight she still has nowhere to sleep.
When she first found out, she told the same interviewer she was going to get rid of the baby. "And then I found love." The father was her fiancé of 2 years and 7 months. Now he calls her drunk to tell her the kid isn't his.
In the video below she gets asked about the crack and doesn't even pretend.
Did she smoke before the interview? "Everybody knows that I'm still smoking." Right before she films, she takes a hit. "It helps calm my nerves."
Crack or weed? "Weed is just a plant. I'd rather be smoking weed than smoking crack." She has a bunch in her purse.
How's the baby? 5 pounds at the last appointment. "He's doing wonderful."
His name? Jaden Alexander. Not the father's last name. "He ain't getting the last name."
The plan? Detox at Penn Medicine. Get off benzos and crack.
Then she mentions the seizure like it's nothing. It hit after she got clean off the dope a couple of months ago. She woke up with the tube in her nose and couldn't eat for a day.
Where does she see herself in 6 months? "Me and my man laughing at everybody with my baby."
"Look at me, I'm a crackhead, right? That's what I'll call myself. I smoke crack. I smoke weed. Shoot me if it's a crime." Other pregnant women out here get high too, she says.
The interviewer begs her to go home. "You going to pay for my hotel?"
Where is she sleeping tonight? "I'm not sure yet."
A shelter? "No. I'm cool. I'm a little thickheaded."
Her plan for the night: a shower at a friend's, a little sleep, "and then wake up and do it again."
Some people will say a woman smoking crack at seven months pregnant should never get to take that baby home. Others will say she goes to her appointments, already picked his name, and is the only parent who hasn't walked away.
Almost nobody asks about the man who put the ring on her finger.
She has a name picked out for him. She doesn't have a bed for tonight.
Should Chelsea get to bring Jaden home, or should he be taken from her the day he's born?
Nadya Suleman, the Octomom, made a p*rn video to feed her 14 kids. On live TV, the p*rn star who coached her revealed what Nadya got to study before the shoot: an instructional DVD on female m*sturbation. Then a therapist told her, right to her face, she was selling her body.
She hated being called Octomom. She said she wanted out of the public eye. Then she shot a solo video for Wicked Pictures and sat down on Dr. Drew's show to defend it.
Dr. Drew asked the obvious question. Why not just get a simple job?
"I almost finished my license in personal training. And then I found out how much I would be earning."
Not enough for two children, she said, let alone 14.
Why not take government aid?
Food stamps max out at $900 a month. She turned them down. "That will help you with one or two children. 14 children."
The p*rn star next to her was Jessica Drake. Her partner Brad Armstrong directed the video. She met Nadya several times for makeup tests and wardrobe fittings, and she was there for the shoot.
Nadya says she's severely anxious and shy, and on the drive there she was a wreck. "I had no idea that the crew would make me feel so incredibly comfortable."
Then the therapist got her turn.
"I feel incredibly saddened by all of this."
She wanted to give Nadya her own TV show instead. "She's the new Super Nanny."
"I think you're being exploited."
She brought up Mormon families with 12 and 14 kids. Her own father was one of 11. "None of them went into p*rn."
The message for her kids should be that she's an incredible mom, the therapist said, not that she's "selling your body, because this is what you are doing."
Even Dr. Drew threw up his hands. He told Drake that Nadya "sort of burned me out."
Nadya's answer to all of it was one line. "At the end of the day, all that matters are my children. I'll do anything to support them."
Some people will say she sold her body on camera and called it a job. Others will say she was the only person on that panel actually feeding 14 kids.
Almost nobody asked the therapist how you raise 14 kids on $900 a month.
The government offered her $900 a month. The p*rn industry offered her a director, a coach and a DVD.
Was Octomom being exploited, or doing exactly what any desperate mother of 14 would do?
Kacey Jordan was a 22-year-old p*rn star offered $5,000 to party at Charlie Sheen's house. Around 3 a.m. a guy dumped tennis-ball-sized chunks of c*caine on the table. Sheen hit his pipe every 2 to 5 minutes. Then he asked her to move into his p*rn mansion and babysit his kids.
She tells ABC what she walked into. Sheen in an all-white shirt covered in wine stains, hair a mess, eyes squinting. Four other women in the house, at least two of them p*rn stars.
Around 3 a.m. he asks one of them where the dr*gs are.
"We ran out, don't you remember?"
"Ran out? We got to call my boy."
The guy shows up, opens his bag and dumps it out. "About this big. Tennis ball size."
How often was Sheen smoking? "Two to five minutes. All I hear was light, light. All night."
Then came the pitch. His realtor was sitting right there with a signed lease: $250,000 a month. He wanted her and several other p*rn stars to move in. "You can have anything you want. You name it, it'll be done within an hour." A constant party. He said he was done with work.
And one more job: could she babysit his children at the mansion? "The kids was what bothered me."
At the end of the night she asked for her fee. "Is 25 good enough?" Then: "We'll make it 30." TMZ got a copy of the check. The bank called Sheen to verify it while she listened.
When she left, he was naked in bed, still hitting the pipe. Hours later he was rushed to the hospital. "I felt like something bad was going to happen."
His team put out a statement about "opportunistic women." She didn't ask for a cent for the interview.
Some people will say she took $30,000 from a man who was killing himself. Others will say she was the only one in that house who said it out loud: "I thought maybe it was almost like a suicide binge."
Back in the studio, the anchor just repeats it: "Babysitting. Babysitting at a p*rn mansion."
Was Kacey Jordan cashing in on Charlie Sheen's worst night, or the only person in that house who saw it coming?
Natalie McLennan was New York's #1 escort, making $20,000 a week, and VH1 was shooting a reality show about it. She was doing interviews on CNN. Then one Friday morning the NYPD woke her up in handcuffs. A month on Rikers Island. A dr*g habit. Then her mom called: breast cancer.
She grew up in Montreal. Her father walked out before she turned one. She was Canada's tap dancing champion and was up for The Mickey Mouse Club the same year as Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake. In high school she won the award for the top grade in moral and religious education.
At 20 she moved to New York overnight for a part in a play.
In the video below she tells a room full of strangers what happened next.
No carbs for three years. Paris Hilton had a s*x tape, and celebrities were building careers on s*x. "I thought, I can definitely do that."
Then her boyfriend, an MIT grad and investment banker, lost his job around 9/11. He started drinking. Then he started hitting her.
A man she'd met at a party owned a high-end escort agency. He'd put his number in her phone. She laughed. Then she dialed it.
Then she asks the audience. How much would you do it for? "Five thousand dollars? Fifty thousand?" A good-looking stranger, a suitcase of money. Most of the guys say yes.
She became "Natalia." Entertainment Tonight, CNN, a VH1 pilot. "I was everyone's favorite interview."
Then the handcuffs. She'd never admitted taking money for s*x, so they charged her with money laundering. What got the DA's attention? A cover story about her in New York magazine.
She came out of Rikers with no money, no job, a criminal record and a dr*g addiction. Then her mom got sick. No money for rehab, so she detoxed herself.
Some people will say she gave a magazine her story and got exactly what was coming. Others will say a woman whose boyfriend was beating her was the easiest hire that agency ever made.
Almost nobody asks about the men who paid. She never gave up a single name.
The girl with the top grade in moral and religious education ended up on Rikers Island.
Was Natalie McLennan a desperate woman running from a man who hit her, or a wannabe star who saw a shortcut to fame and took it?
Kacey Jordan was a 22-year-old p*rn star offered $5,000 to party at Charlie Sheen's house. Around 3 a.m. a guy dumped tennis-ball-sized chunks of c*caine on the table. Sheen hit his pipe every 2 to 5 minutes. Then he asked her to move into his p*rn mansion and babysit his kids.
She tells ABC what she walked into. Sheen in an all-white shirt covered in wine stains, hair a mess, eyes squinting. Four other women in the house, at least two of them p*rn stars.
Around 3 a.m. he asks one of them where the dr*gs are.
"We ran out, don't you remember?"
"Ran out? We got to call my boy."
The guy shows up, opens his bag and dumps it out. "About this big. Tennis ball size."
How often was Sheen smoking? "Two to five minutes. All I hear was light, light. All night."
Then came the pitch. His realtor was sitting right there with a signed lease: $250,000 a month. He wanted her and several other p*rn stars to move in. "You can have anything you want. You name it, it'll be done within an hour." A constant party. He said he was done with work.
And one more job: could she babysit his children at the mansion? "The kids was what bothered me."
At the end of the night she asked for her fee. "Is 25 good enough?" Then: "We'll make it 30." TMZ got a copy of the check. The bank called Sheen to verify it while she listened.
When she left, he was naked in bed, still hitting the pipe. Hours later he was rushed to the hospital. "I felt like something bad was going to happen."
His team put out a statement about "opportunistic women." She didn't ask for a cent for the interview.
Some people will say she took $30,000 from a man who was killing himself. Others will say she was the only one in that house who said it out loud: "I thought maybe it was almost like a suicide binge."
Back in the studio, the anchor just repeats it: "Babysitting. Babysitting at a p*rn mansion."
Was Kacey Jordan cashing in on Charlie Sheen's worst night, or the only person in that house who saw it coming?
Dog the Bounty Hunter caught Jamie Jungers on heroin and meth in 2018. Five months later, the man she used to sleep with won the Masters. She was 22 when Tiger Woods picked her up at the airport in his black Escalade. She found out he was married from a package.
She met him at an after-party in a Las Vegas nightclub. "He was the number one athlete in the world." Soon she was seeing him every week. Every two weeks he flew her to California and picked her up at the terminal himself, in his black Escalade.
Then came the envelope. He was in the shower. Someone knocked, she signed for it and opened it. "The first thing I saw was their wedding picture."
She waited for him to get out. "Is there anything you want to tell me?"
"Not really."
"You're married."
He didn't even make it a big deal: "Yeah, I'm married."
She stayed. "I'm a dreamer," she says. Marrying him crossed her mind.
In 2006 his father Earl died, and she was there. "You could tell a little piece of him was missing." Three months later it was over. She was still living with an ex from a bad relationship and couldn't afford to move out. She asked Tiger to help. "I didn't say buy me a house, give me a million dollars." His answer: "I'm sorry, I can't." She hung up, changed her number and never spoke to him again.
In 2009 the scandal broke. Tiger went on TV: "I was unfaithful. I had affairs. I cheated." Her name went around the world with his.
How did she handle it? "I knew to numb myself."
With what? "I got into heroin and meth. I did pretty much everything."
How bad did it get? "I drank. I got a DUI. I was arrested probably six to eight times."
One more and she was going to prison.
In 2018 Dog the Bounty Hunter found her. She says it felt like relief. "I was tired of running."
Some people will say she slept with a married man and got exactly what she signed up for. Others will say a 22-year-old asked the most famous athlete alive for help moving out and got "I'm sorry, I can't."
Five months after Dog the Bounty Hunter found her, Tiger won the Masters.
Was Jamie Jungers a homewrecker who got what she deserved, or a 22-year-old the most famous man in sports used and threw away?
Dog the Bounty Hunter caught Jamie Jungers on heroin and meth in 2018. Five months later, the man she used to sleep with won the Masters. She was 22 when Tiger Woods picked her up at the airport in his black Escalade. She found out he was married from a package.
She met him at an after-party in a Las Vegas nightclub. "He was the number one athlete in the world." Soon she was seeing him every week. Every two weeks he flew her to California and picked her up at the terminal himself, in his black Escalade.
Then came the envelope. He was in the shower. Someone knocked, she signed for it and opened it. "The first thing I saw was their wedding picture."
She waited for him to get out. "Is there anything you want to tell me?"
"Not really."
"You're married."
He didn't even make it a big deal: "Yeah, I'm married."
She stayed. "I'm a dreamer," she says. Marrying him crossed her mind.
In 2006 his father Earl died, and she was there. "You could tell a little piece of him was missing." Three months later it was over. She was still living with an ex from a bad relationship and couldn't afford to move out. She asked Tiger to help. "I didn't say buy me a house, give me a million dollars." His answer: "I'm sorry, I can't." She hung up, changed her number and never spoke to him again.
In 2009 the scandal broke. Tiger went on TV: "I was unfaithful. I had affairs. I cheated." Her name went around the world with his.
How did she handle it? "I knew to numb myself."
With what? "I got into heroin and meth. I did pretty much everything."
How bad did it get? "I drank. I got a DUI. I was arrested probably six to eight times."
One more and she was going to prison.
In 2018 Dog the Bounty Hunter found her. She says it felt like relief. "I was tired of running."
Some people will say she slept with a married man and got exactly what she signed up for. Others will say a 22-year-old asked the most famous athlete alive for help moving out and got "I'm sorry, I can't."
Five months after Dog the Bounty Hunter found her, Tiger won the Masters.
Was Jamie Jungers a homewrecker who got what she deserved, or a 22-year-old the most famous man in sports used and threw away?
@defimeron A dentist wrote the first script at 17. A doctor wrote the next ones at 20. By the time anyone said stop, heroin was $10 a bag. That's not a choice. That's a pipeline.
Racheal is 30. She grew up with a soccer-coach dad and nothing to run from. At 15 an 18-year-old got her on dope. Now she sells herself on the streets of Kensington for $80, and last time a client took her to a hotel, she woke up in a hospital.
She's from Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Only child. Her mom helped out at school. Ask her what went wrong at home and she just shrugs.
"It was really good. Really nothing for me to start doing drugs."
She dated the 18-year-old for 3 or 4 months. She's been using for 15 years. Rehabs, probation, prison twice. 4 years clean all together. Then she relapsed.
In the video below she explains why she can't stop, like she's talking about the weather.
Over the summer her ex killed himself. "I don't really want to deal with that." So she uses to ignore it.
How many bags a day? "Depends. 10 to 20. It just depends how good the stuff is."
Does she still get high? "Just gets you not sick."
How does she pay for it? "Friends, stealing stuff, lies."
And the corners? "It doesn't hurt anyone. I feel like it's kind of like a victimless crime."
How much? "Like 80 or 100."
Are the men married? "All different kinds. I usually don't ask them about that."
She didn't even realize it was Thanksgiving.
Then she mentions it like it's nothing. A client took her to a hotel in Atlantic City for the night. She woke up in the hospital. "They said I had a seizure." From the tranq in the dope.
She has a kid. When she's asked for three wishes, she refuses. "They always turn out bad."
Her advice to girls like her: "Go home. Go home."
Some people will watch this and say she had everything and threw it away. Others will say that's the scariest part: she didn't come from Kensington. She came from a nice house with good parents.
She's telling every girl watching to go home. She just won't go home herself.
Is Racheal a spoiled girl who chose this, or proof that this can happen to anyone's daughter?
@0xpeepai The hardest answer in the whole video is "caring for myself." Not money, not the dope.
At some point she stopped believing she's worth the fight.
@sorennxbt That life was waiting for her. P*rn just made it easier to find.
She watched crack take her mom and still walked into the same thing. Rehab did what no set ever would.
Clavicular leaned in to whisper to a girl in the club, until she told him she has a BOYFRIEND and shut him down the second he said he doesn't CARE 😭
"Oh damn, I don't give a f*ck."
Clavicular was in the back of the car with a brunette, until he asked how many DATES it takes to crack her and they started NEGOTIATING 😳
"How many dates does it take to crack you?"
A guy saw his girlfriend of one YEAR with Clavicular on Valentine's Day, until he started BEGGING Clav right in front of her 💀
"No, but like, the kindness of your heart, bro. Come on."
A blonde was sitting on Clavicular's lap in the club, until she asked him to GUESS her weight and he got it right on the FIRST try 😳
"You're heavy. How much do you weigh?"
Cédric S. est condamné à 8 ans de prison.
#SillansLaCascade
Il prostituait ses filles âgées de 2, 3 et 9 ans sur WhatsApp.
Enregistrement, détention et diffusion d'images pédopornographiques.
#Pédocriminalité
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