Bruce Willis Slams Call Girl Rumors

By: Shannon Gossage

Gibson was convicted in 2000 of running an illegal international prostitution ring that covered 16 American states and most of Europe. At the time she threatened to disclose the names of her high-profile celebrity clients, but the names were never revealed…until now. Gibson is naming names in her new autobiography Secrets Of A Hollywood Supermadam. The book is due to hit bookstands on Thursday in the United States and reportedly names 12 celebrities that allegedly used Gibson’s service.

Besides Willis, Gibson says such big names as Ben Affleck, former Los Angeles Dodgers baseball manager Tommy Lasorda, Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones, Gary Busey, and James Belushi were clients. Gibson posted the following statement on a promotional Website for the book, "This book is about my life servicing the rich and famous and their sex, sex, sex! From Ben Affleck’s steamy night with a hot blonde to Bruce Willis’ wild time when the champagne flowed." Marty Singer, Willis’ attorney, denied the claims and said, "The story is a complete fabrication. Willis doesn't know this woman. He’s never even spoken to her."

Gibson’s prostitution ring called "California Dreamin" reportedly employed Playboy models and porn stars. She claims that her high profile clients would spend up to $3,000 a night to enjoy the company of her girls. The book is reportedly filled with chapters on the stars that allegedly utilized her service. The chapters recount all the alleged steamy details. Gibson was convicted of three felony counts of pimping and was given three years in prison. She was released in 2002.