EXCLUSIVE DETAILS: Porn Actress Says Baseball Legend Lenny Dykstra Stiffed Her
Dec. 30 2010, Published 8:30 a.m. ET
In a story reminiscent of Charlie Sheen's meltdown with Capri Anderson, adult film actress Monica Foster is claiming that retired baseball player-turned-businessman Lenny Dykstra wrote her "a bad check in the amount of $1000" for her companionship, RadarOnline.com has learned.
Foster uploaded a stinging YouTube video explaining her experience with the ex-New York Met, as well as a blog in which she posted a copy of the alleged bounced check with Dykstra's signature on it.
Foster wrote on a blog, "the amount agreed upon PRIOR to meeting was not initially to be paid via a check and absolutely no illegal or sexual activity occurred... I was hired strictly as his companion to have drinks and conversation with that morning.
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"This situation left me in the position of not being able to go home to visit my family for the holidays," Foster wrote.
"I understand that working as an escort is an 'alternative lifestyle' occupation -- however I did not do anything wrong or illegal being that this man only paid me for my company and to have a few drinks with him."
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Dykstra, who was nicknamed "Nails" for his reckless style of play, has had well-documented financial problems in recent years; Most notably, his lavish $18 million Thousand Oaks estate was foreclosed upon in the spring of 2009.
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RadarOnline.com spoke to Dykstra's attorney Moshe Mortner about the claims who told us the baseball star "couldn't be reached for comment."
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