Carrie Prejean demanded more than a million dollars during her settlement negotiations with Miss California USA Pageant officials -- that is, until the lawyer for the Pageant showed Carrie an XXX home video of her handiwork.

The video the lawyer showed Carrie is extremely graphic and has never been released publicly. We know that, because TMZ obtained the video months ago but decided not to post it because it was so racy. Let's just say, Carrie has a promising solo career.

We're told it took about 15 seconds for Carrie to jettison her demand and essentially walk away with nothing. As we first reported, the Pageant is paying around $100,000 to her lawyers and publicist -- a fraction of her bills. She pockets nothing in the settlement.

Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2009/11/04/carrie-preje...s#ixzz0W150PQVi

Will someone please put this bitch out to pasture so we can move on. I don't know which one makes me want to vomit more...her or Taylor Swift.

Will someone please put this bitch out to pasture so we can move on. I don't know which one makes me want to vomit more...her or Taylor Swift.

Those California beauty queens really don't seem to have a whole lot of love for the gays, do they? Last year, it was Carrie Prejean, who notoriously spoke out in favor of "opposite marriage."

Now there's another young swimsuit-competing Christian taking a crack at the issue. Meet Lauren Ashley, currently repping for Beverly Hills in the Miss California USA pageant. Earlier this week the 23-year-old told Fox, "The Bible says that marriage is between a man and a woman. In Leviticus it says, 'If man lies with mankind as he would lie with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination. They shall surely be put to death and their blood shall be upon them.'"
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Under current pageant rules, contestants get to choose which city they wish to represent. Apparently Pasadena, where Ashley resides, didn't cut it for her. So on Wednesday, Beverly Hills Mayor Nancy Krasne told the Los Angeles Times, "We are dismayed by any potential association [Ashley has] with the city of Beverly Hills, which has a long history of tolerance and respect." And the city itself issued a statement that it "does not sponsor a beauty pageant and has no association with Miss California USA. As such, there should be no individual claiming the title of Miss Beverly Hills."
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Ashley herself has had no further comments on her statements. But speaking to the L.A. Times today, the pageant's California stage director Keith Lewis, who is gay, said, "I don't agree with her, but I will fight to the death for her right to have her opinion." Well, that's good, because from the sound of it, she wouldn't have it any other way.