Dennis Rodman’s ex-wife Carmen Electra goes viral with a N*DE PHOTOSHOOT on Instagram
Dennis Rodman’s ex, Carmen Electra, has caused a stir on Instagram.
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Dennis Rodman (image via Ethan Miller/Getty Images) and Carmen Electra (image via Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
Former basketball star Dennis Rodman and his renowned ex-girlfriend, Carmen Electra, have been known for pushing boundaries both on and off the court. This week, Electra, known for her vibrant acting and modeling career, made waves on social media.
Electra, now 51 and still radiant, took to her Instagram to share some stunning photos from a recent editorial magazine shoot. Captioning her post “purple dreams ? #editorial #magazine #shoot,” caused a stir on the platform, showcasing Electra’s ageless beauty and proving her relevance in today’s celebrity landscape.
The complicated relationship between Electra and Rodman is still a mystery. This was especially evident in the ESPN documentary “The Last Dance,” which focused on Rodman’s infamous journey to Las Vegas with Electra during a crucial NBA season.
The decline of Dennis Rodman’s financial standing
While Dennis Rodman is remembered for his wild NBA days, flashy fashion choices, and endless partying, his financial struggles have made headlines. Beyond his extravagant lifestyle and the heavy spending that characterized his prime, Rodman fell victim to a monumental scam, losing millions in the process.
Central to Rodman’s financial disaster was Peggy Ann Fulford, who presented herself as a “Harvard-educated financial advisor.” Pledging to help athletes in building “generational wealth,” Fulford seemed the perfect guide for players looking to ensure financial security post-retirement. However, her promises hid a sinister plot to exploit her clients.
According to Sports Illustrated, Fulford’s plan involved splitting each athlete’s earnings between two different bank accounts, one for regular expenses and the other for investing. The latter was the trap. Fulford transferred funds from the investment accounts to over 85 bank accounts and 20 fake organizations using powers of attorney. She was able to secretly divert large quantities of money into her pockets because of this complex structure.
The law caught up with Fulford in December 2016. After a series of investigations, she was handed a 10-year prison sentence in 2018 and was mandated to repay $5.7 million to her victims.
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