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Tiger Woods' Flings Wear Bikinis, Dish Details
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Jen Chung
Published Mar 11, 2010
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Yesterday, Howard Stern held a Tiger Woods "Mistress Pageant" with three of the golfer's past lovers—Jamie Jungers, Loredana Jolie and Jamiee Grubbs. Jungers, who said last year, "I mean, I’m not raised to do something like I did [date a married man], and I’m not saying it’s OK..." kiss-and-told on Stern's program— "The first night was more making out and rough sex...toward the end it was more passionate"—and was crowned "Miss Mistress."
The Post has the SFW recap of the show: "The worst part of the show for the golfer was the graphic discussion of his sex habits. Stern repeatedly asked all the women about his tastes in lovemaking, and his penis size. The ladies said he was carrying a driver, not a putter." The Howard Stern website as well as MarksFriggin have much more graphic details—for instance, how Jungers and Grubbs say that Woods didn't use protection with them while Jolie says she was his "favorite" and that he enjoyed watching her with other women, "We were like little puppets and he liked the whole show."
Jungers was given $75,000, while Grubbs received $15,000 as runner-up and Jolie got $10,000, courtesy AshleyMadison.com. Grubbs also said, "I'm the one who got the super crappy voicemails...I do think I deserve some sort of, like, apology."
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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