Now here’s a name I haven’t thought about for awhile. Remember Michelle McKee? She calls herself “Bombshell” and is most famous as one of the many other women in Jesse James’ bed while he was married to Sandra Bullock. Bombshell later sold her story for $30,000, and we heard all about her white supremacist beliefs. Then Bombshell sort of apologized to promote her nightclub tour, and she spilled her racism on Howard Stern’s show. She appeared to have reached her stuntqueening apex by joining Charlie Sheen’s entourage for a brief time.

Now we know what she’s been doing lately. Bombshell will give a Wednesday Inside Edition interview where she outs Ashley Madison for its fake profiles. She was a spokesmodel for the company, meaning they used her name and likeness. In exchange for a probably ungodly amount of money, Bombshell’s profile was one of the fake women on the website:

Inside Edition talks exclusively with former Ashley Madison spokesmodel Michelle “Bombshell” McGee, who is speaking out against the cheating website. McGee first made headlines in 2010 when she revealed that she had an affair with Sandra Bullock’s then husband, Jesse James. Shortly thereafter, she says she was hired by Ashley Madison to represent them and set up an account.

McGee [says] she filled out a profile using her real name and image, but said she never logged back in. She said she was later surprised when strangers approached her and said they had spoken to her online. “I feel like they used my profile to lure people,” McGee says. “I think they’re scam artists. I think they’re shady, they’re snakes. I think they’re dishonest people all around – to the people they con to join the website and to the customers on the website.”

McGee believes Ashley Madison uses fake profiles like hers because she claims women do not genuinely use the service. “I think there are actually women on there,” McGee says, “But the real women are scam artists or porn girls looking to generate more income to their website. But almost all of them are fake profiles that Ashley Madison paid to make, that they control.”

[From Inside Edition]

Bombshell says she created the profile, and that was it. Someone else took over to monitor and communicate with users. She says Ashley Madison asked her to recruit friends for the same thing. Well, we know by now that most of the female profiles were actually chatbots, which isn’t exclusive to Ashley Madison. I’ve had male friends say they run into this problem on all sorts of websites, even “innocuous” ones like Match.com. Profiles lead to websites, which lead to porn and a direction to pay up for access that never happens.

Bombshell is at least a week late to this Ashley Madison party. The last big news on the scandal involved Josh Duggar’s gross ways in the bedroom. Sure, Bombshell is telling the truth about all the fake profiles, but she’s also looking for some press for herself. She also asks women not to be mad at their husbands because, “People have zero affairs on Ashley Madison.” As if that helps all the women who found their husbands’ names in the database, right? Go away, Bombshell.

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