Even though, the swimsuit segment is about as bare as it gets in the Miss Universe pageant, but the folks at the Vivid Entertainment porn studio want to pay Miss Colombia to bare it all.
The adult film and entertainment company offered the Miss Universe’s first-runner up Adriadna Gutierrez a 1 million dollar contract to star in a porn video in the consequences of her widely publicised pageant loss on Sunday night.
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TMZ obtained the personal letter that Vivid’s CEO Steve Hirsch sent to Gutierrez propositioning the idea. Below is the transcript of the letter…
“You will pick your partners, the type of sex you want to have and how many movies you ultimately appear in. The only name people remember is Vanessa Williams. We would commission the making of the first Vivid Girl Crown for you and we believe it will be grander than anything Miss Philippines will ever wear.”
Whether she accepts the offer or not, Ariadna has certainly created a stir in the world about her presence for sure..
Vivid’s repertoires of stars who have appeared in their films include, Teen Mom’s Farrah Abraham, Pamela Anderson, and Kendra Wilkinson, according to a renowned news portal.
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Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutierrez was accidentally crowned the winner of the Miss Universe pageant on December 20’ 2015, after host Steve Harvey misread the results and announced her as the winner over Miss Philippines. He immediately retracted his statement and clarified that she was the first-runner up, in what was surely one of the most awkward TV moments of 2015.
Gutierrez hasn’t revealed how she responded to the offer, but she thanked her fans for their support and kindness throughout the post-pageant media frenzy.
“I want to thank each and everyone of you who have sent messages of support and strength,” she said in an Instagram post on Wednesday, “I was able to bring happiness to my country after becoming Miss Universe for only a couple of minutes... Today because of that COLOMBIA and the LATIN COMMUNITY are being talked about in every corner of the world.”