Posted on 04/17/2006 12:39:23 AM PDT by Panerai
Angelina Jolie’s first lesbian lover, Jenny Shimizu, revealed steamy details of their first tryst to News of the World, proclaiming that Brad Pitt will never be enough for the superstar because “(s)he loves women too much.”
The “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” star - who is due to give birth to her and Pitt’s first child next month - had a highly publicized relationship with the Calvin Klein model in the late ’90s. The pair met on the set of the 1996 film “Foxfire,” when Jolie was just 19.
“One night as we sat talking on Angelina’s hotel bed our eyes just locked and we kissed,” Shimizu recalled.
The fact that Shimizu was seeing another woman and Jolie was married to British actor Jonny Lee Miller at the time only made it more exciting for the two women.
One evening, Shimizu said, she invited the now 30-year-old actress and Miller to her lover’s house in the Hollywood Hills.
“(W)hile Jonny and my other girlfriend were in the house, Angelina and I walked to the swimming pool, looked at each other and slowly stripped naked,” the model remembered. “The fact that Jonny or my other lover could have caught us at any moment just made it more thrilling.”
Although Shimizu hasn’t met up with the “Alexander” star in two years and has talked to her only occasionally since Jolie fell in love with Pitt, Shimizu is convinced their romance is not yet over.
“We had a special bond which I believe will never die,” she said. “We never fell out, we just drifted apart. She is an amazing woman, always wanting to try new weird and wonderful things.
(Excerpt) Read more at thetrack.bostonherald.com ...
Shimizu has quite a twisted mind that flutters about in breeze of delusion...I must say.
The Boston Herald is printing Penthouse letters now?
Who knew?
She is an amazing woman, always wanting to try new weird and wonderful things.
Really? Who'd a thunk it?
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