Anna Nicole Smith (1967-2007)
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She found she could make money stripping, and started working at Rick's Plaza, a gentleman's club in Houston, but he would only let her work during the slower periods. Saving up her money, she then had cosmetic surgery and breast implants. | She found she could make money stripping, and started working at Rick's Plaza, a gentleman's club in Houston, but he would only let her work during the slower periods. Saving up her money, she then had cosmetic surgery and breast implants. | ||
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"...she entered the Playboy Cover Contest and, at the age of twenty-four, she won. In May 1992, the dream continued when she was named Playmate of the Month and in 1993, she was crowned Playmate of the Year." (''Train Wreck'', p vi). While she was stripping, she had met "billionaire" James Howard Marshall II, a lawyer and oil-industry executive, and they ended up getting married, on 26 Jun 1994 in [[Harris County, Texas]]. He died aged 90, at Park Plaza Hospital in Houston, in Aug 1995 when his obituary appeared in the ''New York Times''. His estate was then valued at $550 million. | "...she entered the Playboy Cover Contest and, at the age of twenty-four, she won. In May 1992, the dream continued when she was named Playmate of the Month and in 1993, she was crowned Playmate of the Year." (''Train Wreck'', p vi). While she was stripping, she had met "billionaire" James Howard Marshall II, a lawyer and oil-industry executive, and they ended up getting married, on 26 Jun 1994 in [[Harris County, Texas]]. He died aged 90, at Park Plaza Hospital in Houston, in Aug 1995 when his obituary appeared in the ''New York Times''. His estate was then valued at $550 million. | ||