Transgender Cover-ups, Covert Cheating & More! Stars' Kinky Secret Contracts Exposed
June 3 2016, Published 9:49 a.m. ET
Tinseltown A-listers have a new trick to keep sex partners from talking, including one male megastar and his former girlfriend who brought a well-known transsexual into their bed, then gagged the gender-bending lover — with a legal document!
After an exhaustive investigation, RadarOnline.com has learned stars are relying on so-called "Cupid Contracts" — formally known as non-disclosure agreements or NDAs — to legally muzzle their paramours .
Once they sign, anyone who violates an NDA faces being slapped with a big, fat fine. The high-profile names insisting on NDAs include Charlie Sheen, Justin Bieber, Ben Affleck, Leonardo DiCaprio, Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez.
"A lot of celebrities are using them because they're afraid something negative will come out, and they won't have the ability to go after the source," said renowned California attorney Michael Cardoza.
- 'Struggling' Justin Bieber 'Set to Sue Former Business Managers' for Alleged Mishandling of His $300M Fortune
- Sean 'Diddy' Combs' 'Running Scared' Former A-List Inner Circle Revealed — From Jay-Z and Beyoncé to Ashton Kutcher
- Justin Bieber at Center of New Mental Health Scare as He Posts Video Tribute to Tragic Liam Payne Six Days After Boybander's Death: 'You're Allowed to Cry and Break'
DAILY. BREAKING. CELEBRITY NEWS. ALL FREE.
"It's a weapon they can use."
Bad boy Sheen, 50, took NDAs to the extreme, relying on the sleazy legal tactic to hide his HIV diagnosis for four years.
The extent of how often stars use NDAs has become all too clear.
PHOTOS; Ben Affleck’s Dating The Nanny? 5 Facts About Stunning Christine Ouzounian
Pop singer Bieber, 22, had henchmen tote around the documents, and then sprang them on women who "spent time" in his company.
And Affleck, 43, used an NDA during the cheating fiasco that wrecked his marriage to Jennifer Garner.
"It's not just people who might date or sleep with a celebrity. Everyone has to sign these days," said Cardoza, although another attorney specializing in media law said the contracts are limited.
That expert said NDAs are not enforceable if used to cover up a crime — arguably applicable for Sheen, who may have broken the law by knowingly exposing his partners to HIV.