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Screwed, Again! Ex-Real Housewife Danielle Staub Escapes $100K Debt From Sex Tape Partner’s Lawsuit

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May 5 2014, Published 7:52 a.m. ET

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Danielle Staub has screwed her sex tape partner again.

Although her ex-boyfriend Stephen Zalewski sued her in 2010 for defamation of character and harassment over their alleged sex tape, RadarOnline.com has learned that she won’t have to pay back the $100,000 in debt she owes him from the lawsuit.

Zalewski took on the former Real Housewives of New Jersey star after she claimed that he filmed a sex tape without her knowledge or consent in the episode of the RHONJ titled “Play At Your Own Risk.”  The sex tapes have never been released to the public.

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In new court documents obtained by Radar, Staub  -- who filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2012  -- will have more than $226,023.82 in debt wiped away, including the debt she owes Zalewski.

“Timely claims of general (unsecured) creditors totaling $226,023.82 have been allowed and will be paid pro rata only after all allowed administrative and priority claims have been paid in full,” the documents state.

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In addition, the bankruptcy court has cleared Staub of other debts, including $7,270 from Nordstrom and over $25,000 in attorney fees.

The additional creditors listed include the Internal Revenue Service, the state of New Jersey and nine law firms.

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