BRUCE WILLIS - WILLIS SLAMS CLAIMS HE USED MADAM'S SERVICES

WILLIS SLAMS CLAIMS HE USED MADAM'S SERVICES

Actor BRUCE WILLIS has slammed reports he used the services of Hollywood madam JODY 'BABYDOLL' GIBSON. Gibson was convicted in 2000 of operating an international prostitution ring and threatened to disclose the names of her celebrity clients during her trial. Although the names of her famous clientele were never made public, she is now revealing them in her autobiography SECRETS OF A HOLLYWOOD SUPERMADAM. The book, out on Thursday (01MAR07) in the US, reportedly names two dozen celebrities she says patronised her call-girl service. According to the Los Angeles Times, a review of court records shows Gibson listed Willis, former Los Angeles Dodgers baseball manager TOMMY LASORDA, SEX PISTOLS guitarist STEVE JONES and late film producer DON SIMPSON as her clients. But Willis' attorney MARTY SINGER has dismissed the claims, saying, "The story is a complete fabrication. (Willis) doesn't know this woman. He's never even spoken to her." Meanwhile, Jones says he might have used Gibson's escort services, "It's possible. I crossed paths with her back then. She was a madam, but if I remember right, she wanted to be a singer in a band." Authorities never prosecuted any of Gibson's clients, and there was no proof that anyone she listed actually patronised her service. Her 'California Dreamin' prostitution ring, which operated in 16 states and in Europe, employed porn stars and Playboy models.