Tuesday, March 07, 2006

Update on the Kid Rock sex tape story

A woman who claims she's on the sex video showing Scott Stapp and Kid Rock is suing Stapp for invasion of privacy.
The woman, identified only as "Jane Doe," filed a lawsuit in Miami to prevent the sale of the video. She's also asking for unspecified damages because of emotional distress.

Her suit claims, "For all purposes, she is the star of the females in the video." She said she believed the video would stay in Stapp's private possession. But a clip from the video turned up on the Internet.

The tape shows Stapp, Kid Rock and several strippers. Stapp said it was made in 1999 in Kid Rock's motor home and it was stolen from him.

World Wide Red Light District is trying to sell the tape, and Stapp and Kid Rock have gone to court to prevent that. Red Light said the tape came from a third party and was not stolen.

The former lead singer of Creed and Kid Rock have won a temporary court order in Michigan preventing World Wide Red Light District from distributing the video or promoting any part of it.

The tape was released just days after Stapp married former Miss New York Jaclyn Nesheiwat in Miami on Feb. 10. Stapp, 32, says the tape was made soon after he was divorced from Hillaree Burns. He said he previously told his new wife about having a wild year and that she accepts the tape as part of his past.

Last week, Kid Rock called Stapp an "idiot" for letting that sex tape out of his possession. Kid Rock said he had never met Stapp but he felt he was being gracious by including him in the sex fest in 1999. He said he hasn't spoken to Stapp since.

So if this girl was smart (which you obviously isn’t) probably should of thought twice when she was going down on Kid Rock about the person who was holding the video camera. I mean honestly? It seems now a days, celebrities + sex + video cameras = infamous stardom! Also, Kid Rock, with a new record coming out, maybe he should thank Stapp for the publicity? Article here.

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