NEW YORK - DECEMBER 5: Monica Lewinsky attends the Men's Health & Best Life exhibition for photographer Nigel Parry to celebrate the release of his new book Blunt at Milk Studios December 5, 2006 in New Yrok City. (Photo by Peter Kramer/Getty Images) (2006 Getty Images)
Having kept relatively mum on her infamous affair with former President Bill Clinton, Monica Lewinsky is now ready to divulge the intimate details.
The former White House intern, whose grandfather emigrated to El Salvador from Nazi Germany, is promising to reveal all in her new memoir --including Clinton’s “insatiable desire for three-way sex, orgies and the use of sex toys of all kinds,” a friend of Lewinsky told the National Enquirer.
Out for revenge, reports say she is getting paid a whooping $12 million for the tell-all.
“For years, Monica tried to protect Bill out of a misplaced sense of loyalty,” a source close to Lewinsky told the Enquirer. “But she no longer feels that way, and her memoir is his worst nightmare.”
The book will supposedly include love letters she wrote to Clinton as well.
“In them, she opened her heart about her love for Bill and how much happier she could make him,” said the source. “Some of what she wrote was so raw that she never sent them.”
A week ago, the New York Post reported that Lewinksy was shopping the tell-all around to different publishers.
“No one will hire her and she can’t get a job because of Clinton,” a sympathetic friend told The Post. “She needs to make money somehow.”
As she approaches a milestone birthday, friends say Lewinsky has become a bitter single woman.
"She’s facing 40 without a man in her life, a friend told blogger Perez Hilton, “and seething about the way her reputation was destroyed as the whole world watched."
Lewinsky revealed some details of the tryst her 1999 biography “Monica’s Story,” but until now has never given explicit descriptions of her relationship with the former Commander in Chief.
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