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Well, they put a hidden video in her hotel room.

She did not know that it was there.

And she was seen on this video changing clothes, getting ready, but she was nude on the video.

Every woman's worst nightmare.

But you said it was a camera from ESPN. They don't know that yet. I don't know who it was. They assume it could be somebody from her crew. She was traveling with her, yeah. There were some stories there that it was a cameraman that was going from town to town with her, and he was drilling like holes. Because he had to be in the room right next to her each and every time. They thought it was maybe more than one time or two or three different times, different trips.

And it was every woman's worst nightmare.

You know, we even talked about it at length from women calling up saying the same thing happened to me when I was in a tanning bed that you really got to look at for cameras and the fans of tanning beds.

Dressing rooms and vents and people who have said

apartment complexes where they would just find like a hole in their roof of their room.

Right. And found out later it was the landlord snooping. I mean, a lot of women have gone

through that experience, but you're right. It still is your worst nightmare, not having any

idea that you were being filmed. So we haven't heard from her yet until Friday. She was on with Oprah. She just went back to work, too. Oh, did she? I didn't even know that. She's been out of work this entire time. She actually did a killer job with her first game. I watched highlights of it. Yep. I mean, she had security on her. Oh, yeah. And somebody who was with her reported that there are people, a couple people yelling nasty things.

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