HUSTLER J.LO RIPPED ME OFF!
Insists singer is real-life jiggle joint scam artist
AFORMER strip club hostess claims her life story has been stolen — and is being laid bare in the new J.Lo movie, Hustlers.
Samantha Barbash says she’s mulling a lawsuit against the singer turned actress, who got buffed up to perform gravity-defying pole dances in the sultry flick.
In the film, J.Lo plays a ruthless jiggle joint hostess who teams up with dancers to bilk clients out of mega money.
But 45-year-old sexpot Barbash, who went by the stage name Samantha Foxx, says she owns the story of a group of gals who took wealthy CEOs, rappers and movie stars for mountains of cash at strip clubs and sordid private parties and is detailing it all in her upcoming book, Underscore. Currently on probation for conspiracy, assault and grand larceny, Barbash says she was the ringleader of the gang, which set up private parties for VIP clients at Big Apple strip clubs Scores and Hustler.
“I would arrange for the hottest girls … (with) perfect bodies (and) beautiful faces,” she says. “Then came the ‘fluffers’ … a lower tier of girls who would do the ‘dirty work’ … an array of sexual activity.”
One R&B singer at Hustler, she reveals, paid her and her girls an extra $8,000 each to party in a suite at a five-star hotel, but was so paranoid about leaks to the media that he refused sex. “All he wanted to do was dance with the girls and do mounds of cocaine with all the naked bodies surrounding him,” she says.
Then there was the Wall Street fat cat who blew $115,000 on her and her sex squad at a club and then at 5 a.m. took them in a limo to an exclusive Christian Louboutin boutique, where the manager opened just for them — and he dropped $80,000 on shoes and purses! He “loved the way we shopped so much and said: ‘Let’s do it again tomorrow!’” she reveals.
But Barbash’s lawyer, Bruno Gioffre, says J.Lo’s producers never bought the rights to the tawdry tale. “We believe the movie and Jennifer Lopez’s character is based on her,” he adds, saying they’re considering a lawsuit.