According to a report from RadarOnline, Tequila is beyond relieved that the footage on the tape won't surface. It was made years ago with a former boyfriend named Francis Ten, and it seems he had already made an attempt at selling the tape back to her in a blackmail-style scheme. His asking price was $75,000.
"Tila Tequila has secured all rights to the video made with a former boyfriend. We were gratified to resolve this matter and Tila is very happy with the result," he tells RadarOnline.
Wouldn't it seem like there might be a moral to this story? Perhaps one shouldn't be shooting sex tapes if one doesn't want them later publicized. Of course if Tila Tequila wasn't in the limelight back in 2004 when the tape was made, it might have been done all in fun, but a little foresight might have been a good thing. Then on the other hand is the notion that Tequila isn't exactly known for her upstanding moral character. Even the judge had something to say with regard to that the first time she tried securing the tape's rights.
"Tila exploits her sexuality," the judge said.
Alas, Tila Tequila now has the rights to her sex tape--at least the one made with Francis Ten. Another question is brought to mind, however, when considering this entire situation.
Could this really be the only sex tape of Tila Tequila in existence? Probably not.
