Anna Nicole Smith diaries on sale
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Thursday, 05 April 2007 |
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 Anna Nichole Smith
" I have been really stressed out lately and depressed and I can't quit eating. I feel like a pig," the former Playboy Playmate, who died Feb. 8 in a Florida hotel frm a drug overdose, wrote in an entry dated Aug. 16, 1992.
The starlet's journals, made available exclusively to The Associated Press on Thursday, are among several pieces of Smith memorabilia going up for public auction in a few weeks by Heritage Auction Galleries of Dallas.
One diary is a purple and green Hallmark hardbound book that includes a handwritten message on the inside cover: "This diary belongs to Vickie Smith. Do Not Read!"
Smith, whose real name is Vickie Lynn Smith, noted—in a very freeform style—the beginning of her relationship with Paul Marciano, CEO of Guess Inc., where she eventually replaced Claudia Schiffer in the company's jeans advertisements.
"O my Gosh!! Paul Marsiano called today to see if I got his books also I'm gonna go to San Antonio to do photo shoot," she wrote on June 23, 1992. "I'm so excited!! I can't believe thiz. This could be it." The entry ends with five hand-drawn smiley faces.
" I am so happy they look great," she wrote. "I hope it empresses Paul Marsiano. ... I'm starving!! I've been starving myself."
By August, Smith revealed a disdain for eating and sex, and growing frustration with Marshall, who was 63 years older than Smith. The two married in 1994.
"I've been really stressed out lately and depressed and I can't quit eating. I feel like a pig. Howard has been buying me som jewelry but he call me 15 or 20 times a day it drives me crazy. I love him but he aggravates me somtimes," she wrote. "I don't no what to do about Paul hes strange guy. I hate for men to want sex ..xx ....ll time."
Her second diary is a much smaller spiral-bound paperback Guess Kids calendar frm 1994. The individual entries are not dated but describe her relationship with Marshall, who was ill and died in 1995.
After Marshall's death, the Texas high-school dropout who became a topless dancer took her fight for his estimated $500 million fortune as far as the Supreme Court.
That ongoing battle could make her infant daughter, Dannielynn, very
wealthy. Howard K. Stern, her lawyer-turned-companion, and two other
men have claimed to be the baby's father.
The auction house obtained the journals frm an anonymous German
businessman who purchased them and other items on eBay for more than
$500,000 several weeks ago. |
