Carrie Prejean Sex Tape Video to Become Vivid Adult Video?

Carrie Prejean might just join the ranks of Pam Anderson and Shauna Sand before her sex tape video scandal reaches its end. By now, nearly everyone who isn't a cloistered monk (and perhaps a few of the brethren as well) has heard or read about Carrie Prejean's sex tape video(s). Several million have no doubt tried to find, download, and/or stream said video but found that that just wasn't happening (and some might have even caught a bad computer virus in the process), but Vivid Entertainment wants to release the sex tape videos as a marketable commodity and has approached Carrie Prejean, hoping she will sign off on the sex tape videos.

Steven Hirsch, definitely not in the candidacy for monk and president of Vivid Entertainment, told TMZ that: "The third party that brought the tape to Vivid affirmed that she was over 18 years of age at the time it was made."

In fact, a third party (and former boyfriend -- perhaps the same third party?) told TMZ that Carrie Prejean had sexted him several -- between 15-20 -- sex tape videos while they were dating and that the one that was shown at her negotiations with the Miss California USA organization was shot when she was 19, 20, or 21. But she was definitely not 17, which is what she has claimed since the sex tape video surfaced. The ex-boyfriend who talked to TMZ told them that he started dated Carrie Prejean in 2007. She is now 22 years old, so...

TMZ obtained a copy of the letter from Steve Hirsch. In it, Hirsch pitches a video starring the former beauty queen to Carrie Prejean's attorney, Charles S. Limandri. Hirsch tells the attorney that Vivid Entertainment is "fair' and that they believe Carrie Prejean's sex tape video will be "the most successful adult video of all time." He also mentions his "client" list of Pam Anderson, Shauna Sand, and Kelli McCarty.

Steve Hirsch closes the letter by stating that he hopes to build a long-lasting relationship with Carrie Prejean.

TMZ spoke with Limandri, who said that Carrie Prejean's mother has nixed the idea. "No, at any price," she has reportedly said.

Prejean won't be the only beauty queen in the Vivid stable if she eventually takes the deal. The aforementioned Kelli McCarty was a former Miss USA as well. After eight years on the daytime serial "Passions," McCarty approached Vivid with the idea of starring in an adult film. Her video, "Faithless," was released in February.

One thing is certain: Larry Flynt at Hustler is going to be angry. Back on June 12, two days after Carrie Prejean lost her Miss California crown, Hustler's director of operations, Roger Krypton sent a letter to Charles Limandri that stated that Prejean did not have to give up her title of Miss California completely, that she could work for Hustler and "enjoy some opposite sex as well." Hustler offered Prejean half a million dollars to make adult films for them.

Vivid's Steve Hirsch told Limandri that they would present Carrie Prejean several options where she could "certainly earn millions of dollars."

How much money did she get in that settlement with Miss California USA again?

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Sources:

TMZ.com
TampaBay.com