Former Playboy Bunny Zoe Gregory opens up about her alleged intimate encounter with pop superstar Justin Timberlake in her latest memoir, "From Britain to Bunny." The book, which promises a candid look into Gregory's life and her interactions with high-profile celebrities, has quickly become a focal point for both fans and critics alike.
According to Gregory, the incident occurred during a star-studded party at the iconic Playboy Mansion, hosted by none other than Hugh Hefner himself. "We both got in the grotto and we both got our kit off - down to his shorts - and we ended up fooling around," Gregory told Daily Mail, detailing the encounter that reportedly took place while Timberlake was in a relationship with actress Cameron Diaz.
"I just wanted to tick him off my list, to be honest. It was literally a five-minute thing and from what I can remember, he was decent," she added, emphasizing the brief nature of their liaison.
Gregory's narrative extends beyond the alleged tryst, shedding light on the dynamics of celebrity culture and the secretive happenings within the Playboy Mansion's walls. However, it is her account of the fleeting encounter with Timberlake that has captured the public's attention, adding a new chapter to the singer's history of rumored romantic entanglements and controversies.
This is not the first time Timberlake has been at the center of infidelity allegations. Pop icon Britney Spears, in her memoir "The Woman in Me," released in October 2023, delved into the complexities of her relationship with Timberlake, including accusations of mutual cheating.
Spears' book, which stirred significant media attention, also contained a controversial claim that Timberlake pressured her into terminating a pregnancy. "I loved Justin so much. I always expected us to have a family together one day. But Justin definitely wasn't happy about the pregnancy," Spears wrote, revealing the depth of her emotional turmoil.
The revelations from Spears, and now Gregory, paint a complicated picture of Timberlake's off-stage persona, challenging the image crafted by his music and public appearances. Timberlake's response to Spears' allegations, encapsulated in a defiant declaration during a performance-"I'd like to take this opportunity to apologize... to absolutely f------ nobody!"-further fueled the controversy surrounding his personal life.
As Timberlake prepares to release his new album "Everything I Thought I Was," the allegations from Gregory's memoir could potentially impact the public's reception of his work. The entertainment industry, known for its complex interplay between personal and professional lives, now watches as Timberlake navigates the fallout from these latest claims.
Gregory's memoir, through its revelations, not only invites scrutiny into Timberlake's past actions but also sparks broader discussions on the nature of celebrity, privacy, and the implications of fame. As the story unfolds, the dialogue extends beyond the pages of "From Britain to Bunny" and into the court of public opinion, where the line between personal indiscretion and public accountability remains ever-blurred.
