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This is probably the hardest thing I’ve ever had to write. I see all of the support and I am so thankful for my fans, friends and family who are helping me through this difficult time.

I am trying not to read all the different media reports but it’s hard not to see all the negative ones. First and foremost, I married for love. I can’t believe I even have to defend this. I would not have spent so much time on something just for a TV show! I share so much of my life on a reality show, that contemplating whether to even film my wedding was a tough decision to make, and maybe it turned out to not be the smartest decision. But it’s who I am! We filmed Kourtney giving birth, Khloe getting married, break ups, make ups, our best moments and our worst moments. These were all real moments. That’s what makes us who we are. We share, we give, we love and we are open!

- Kim Kardashian

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Unbelievable.  Married for love, gave up on it in two months.  She can’t believe that she has to defend the sham of a marriage?  She better believe it.

Difficult time?  Difficult time?

Oh please.  If you spend 20 million to publicize your wedding and you are the same person who files the divorce, you absolutely have explaining to do.  When you bring America into your marriage for profit during its formation, you can’t then turn around and decry the opinions expressed during its dissolution.

Somebody needs a new publicist because there is no way in the world she should have been allowed to release this statement, whether she actually wrote it or not.

Bad, bad idea all the way around.  If she thought that this “explanation” was going to help matters, she clearly is not surrounded by people offering wise counsel or warranted advice.

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Mo’Kelly had a pretty extensive and refreshing conversation with Lita Richardson today, manager of actress Vivica Fox. It started out a bit chippy, but ended very pleasantly. Although Ms. Richardson gave a brief statement to the New York Daily News, she spoke at length with Mo’Kelly.

The Mo’Kelly Report…does it again.

NY Daily News…one sentence. The Mo’Kelly Report, 20 minute conversation.

Heretofore, the only official “statement” made by Richardson for Vivica Fox was that the alleged sex tape in question was…

“It’s not true.”

From there, wide speculation began to grow as to whether Richardson was playing a semantics game with legalese, hinting that Richardson was preparing to lash out with a lawsuit or carefully choosing words to be consistent with certain “shades” of the truth.

Today (1.7.08) Mo’Kelly emailed Ms. Richardson and she promptly called him back (within the hour) to clear the air. As always, The Mo’Kelly Report is fair and always gives his column to any media figure who wishes to rebut or disprove anything published here.

Though certain portions of the conversation can not and should not be divulged out of respect to Ms. Richardson and Vivica Fox, this much can be said. In no uncertain terms, Richardson was unequivocal that the alleged videotape depicting Fox in the midst of an oral sex act is not Fox. Going further, she said, there is no sex tape of any sort in existence and there will be nothing of the sort to “appear” in the future.

Whereas Richardson’s public statement heretofore was “it’s not true,” with no clarification; she went into great depth and detail to explain how and why that the published reports by Sandra Rose (and Mo’Kelly for that matter) contained zero facts and why she (and Fox) had little to say in response.

“None of it is true. There is no tape. There is no sex tape with Vivica Fox and one is not going to appear. The video floating around is not her but a porn star. I don’t know how else I can say it or more powerful I can make it sound to satisfy people. So I just left it at ‘it’s not true.’”

- Lita Richardson

(Manager for Vivica Fox)

Mo’Kelly is now paraphrasing, not quoting…but according to Richardson, the reason (in part) why Fox had not been more aggressive in her denial thus far was the desire to not give further life to a non-story. Although Richardson finds it “unfortunate” that her phone is ringing off the hook and more life is being given to something like this, it’s not all that big of deal to her/them in the grand scheme of things.

Richardson went on to say that people truly interested in what Vivica is doing “on film” should be looking forward to her work with Bill Duke as “Zahara Milton” in the indie thriller Cover and reprisal of her role as Shanté Smith in the upcoming sequel, Three Can Play That Game. In “Game,” Fox is also one of the producers of the project, moving beyond just acting.

Well there you have it…Mo’Kelly will now take his beating from readers accordingly. Mo’Kelly dished it out, now he has to take it. But as promised, Mo’Kelly is always fair.

Damn! Damn! Damn!

Let the beatings begin!

(But before Mo’Kelly takes this beating you gotta admit Lita…Mo’Kelly was very funny nonetheless. Very, very funny.)

Mo’Kelly had a pretty extensive and refreshing conversation with Lita Richardson today, manager of actress Vivica Fox. It started out a bit chippy, but ended very pleasantly. Although Ms. Richardson gave a brief statement to the New York Daily News, she spoke at length with Mo’Kelly.

The Mo’Kelly Report…does it again.

NY Daily News…one sentence. The Mo’Kelly Report, 20 minute conversation.

Heretofore, the only official “statement” made by Richardson for Vivica Fox was that the alleged sex tape in question was…

“It’s not true.”

From there, wide speculation began to grow as to whether Richardson was playing a semantics game with legalese, hinting that Richardson was preparing to lash out with a lawsuit or carefully choosing words to be consistent with certain “shades” of the truth.

Today (1.7.08) Mo’Kelly emailed Ms. Richardson and she promptly called him back (within the hour) to clear the air. As always, The Mo’Kelly Report is fair and always gives his column to any media figure who wishes to rebut or disprove anything published here.

Though certain portions of the conversation can not and should not be divulged out of respect to Ms. Richardson and Vivica Fox, this much can be said. In no uncertain terms, Richardson was unequivocal that the alleged videotape depicting Fox in the midst of an oral sex act is not Fox. Going further, she said, there is no sex tape of any sort in existence and there will be nothing of the sort to “appear” in the future.

Whereas Richardson’s public statement heretofore was “it’s not true,” with no clarification; she went into great depth and detail to explain how and why that the published reports by Sandra Rose (and Mo’Kelly for that matter) contained zero facts and why she (and Fox) had little to say in response.

“None of it is true. There is no tape. There is no sex tape with Vivica Fox and one is not going to appear. The video floating around is not her but a porn star. I don’t know how else I can say it or more powerful I can make it sound to satisfy people. So I just left it at ‘it’s not true.’”

- Lita Richardson

(Manager for Vivica Fox)

Mo’Kelly is now paraphrasing, not quoting…but according to Richardson, the reason (in part) why Fox had not been more aggressive in her denial thus far was the desire to not give further life to a non-story. Although Richardson finds it “unfortunate” that her phone is ringing off the hook and more life is being given to something like this, it’s not all that big of deal to her/them in the grand scheme of things.

Richardson went on to say that people truly interested in what Vivica is doing “on film” should be looking forward to her work with Bill Duke as “Zahara Milton” in the indie thriller Cover and reprisal of her role as Shanté Smith in the upcoming sequel, Three Can Play That Game. In “Game,” Fox is also one of the producers of the project, moving beyond just acting.

Well there you have it…Mo’Kelly will now take his beating from readers accordingly. Mo’Kelly dished it out, now he has to take it. But as promised, Mo’Kelly is always fair.

Damn! Damn! Damn!

Let the beatings begin!

(But before Mo’Kelly takes this beating you gotta admit Lita…Mo’Kelly was very funny nonetheless. Very, very funny.)