Miss Colombia 2015 Ariadna Gutierrez reportedly received
a letter from Vivid Entertainment, the maker of several
pornographic movies and celebrity sex tapes, offering
her up to $1 million. In this photo, Miss Universe 2014
Paulina Vega (right) removes the crown from Miss
Colombia 2015 Ariadna Gutierrez in order to give it to
Miss Philippines 2015, Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach (not
pictured), after host Steve Harvey named the wrong
person the winner during the 2015 Miss Universe Pageant
in Las Vegas, Dec. 20, 2015.
PHOTO: GETTY IMAGES/ETHAN MILLER
Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutierrez has reportedly received
a letter from Vivid Entertainment, the maker of several
celebrity pornographic films, offering her up to $1 million
to make a film for the production house. Gutierrez was
mistakenly announced as Miss Universe 2015 by host
Steve Harvey on Sunday in place of Miss Philippines Pia
Alonzo Wurtzbach.
“Like so many others I have followed closely the debacle
that you unfortunately were a part of. That could not
have been an enjoyable evening,” Vivid Entertainment
CEO Steve Hirsch wrote in the letter, a copy of which
was obtained by TMZ. “I will pay you up to $1 million to
both make movies for and represent Vivid Entertainment.
You will pick partners, the type of sex you want to have,
and how many movies you ultimately appear in.”
In the letter, he held up the example of another
pageant winner, Vanessa Williams, and said that people
know her because of her nude photos that appeared in
Penthouse magazine in 1984, after which her Miss
America title was withdrawn. “Today Vanessa is an
accomplished actress, singer and author. She has even
admitted that the incident with Penthouse helped rather
than hurt her career,” Hirsch wrote.
Hirsch also said that the company will make a Vivid Girl
crown for her that will be “grander than anything Miss
Philippines will ever wear."
Gutierrez spoke up about the incident at the Miss
Universe event and thanked her supporters. She wrote on
Instagram on Tuesday: "I want to thank each and
everyone of you who have sent messages of support and
strength,” adding that it was her “destiny” to be
crowned Miss Universe, even if it was for a few minutes.
“I was able to bring happiness to my country after
becoming Miss Universe for only a couple of minutes,”
the 21-year-old said, adding: “Today because of that
COLOMBIA and the LATIN COMMUNITY are being
talked about in every corner of the world.”
She also said: “I also want to congratulate the Philippines
for their new Miss Universe,” adding, “The happiness
that you must be feeling must be incredible.”
Harvey has apologized for the blunder. “I'd like to
apologize wholeheartedly to Miss Colombia & Miss
Philippines for my huge mistake. I feel terrible,” he said
on Twitter, adding: “I don't want to take away from this
amazing night and pageant. As well as the wonderful
contestants. They were all amazing. ”
A report by Hollywood Life on Tuesday said that he is
trying to “redeem” himself after the incident and wants
to host the event again to restore his integrity.
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