This is the American Greek podcast presented by CNBC, I'm Stacey Kooch.

In this episode of American Greet, in the big money world of professional athletes,

life outside the game can get tricky.

There is a cadre of people taking care of all the drama that's going behind the scenes.

At the end of the day, the hardest thing to do is to trust people.

Introducing Peggy Fulford, a sweet talking beauty who says she doesn't need the cash.

She has the money. You believed it, she had all the money.

She always was driving in a Rolls Royce, always had diamonds on, very large diamonds.

She worked with that sillier, Travis Bass, the American Williams and Dennis Rodman.

She's the solver of problems.

She was everyone's go-to for anything. If I'm going through a divorce, I'm calling Peggy.

They're baby mama drama. She would nip that in the bud.

But Peggy is not only looking to manage their personal lives.

She wants to help build a legacy.

One of her tag lines on her business cars was creating generational wealth.

I do control a very large part of their life.

And when you control someone's finances, that is their life.

And when unsuspecting athletes hand over the key to their financial futures,

there's only one drawback.

These athletes thought that they and their families were set for life.

And she got every penny they had.

She was siphoning away and stealing everything she could get her hands on.

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