Adult Film Star Danica Dillon Reveals She Had "Traumatic" Sex With Disgraced Former TLC Star Josh Duggar
Duggar, resident scumbag, reportedly spent more than $1000 on two trysts with Dillon.
In a new tell-all interview, adult film star Danica Dillon details two "terrifying" sexual encounters she says she had with disgraced former reality TV star and general scumbag Josh Duggar. According to Dillon, she was originally approached by Duggar while working as a stripper at the Gold Club in Philadelphia. "He walked into the Gold Club like a normal patron and said he’d been a fan for a long time and has watched my career grow," Dillon tells In Touch Weekly in an interview reportedly conducted alongside a lie detector. "He even said [he was a fan] from before my boob job until recently — and that he loved watching my very first scene on [an adult website]. Then it got creepy."
After buying more than $600 worth of private dances, Duggar approached Dillon with a $1500 offer for "an evening with her," an offer she eventually took. "He was manhandling me, basically tossing me around like I was a rag doll," Dillon says of their first encounter. "It was very traumatic. I’ve had rough sex before, but this was terrifying." When Duggar approached her for a second evening, this time at Creekside Cabaret in Colmar, he reportedly offered an apology and additional money for a second tryst. Dillon notes that neither sexual encounter involved protection of any kind.
According to Dillon's timeline of events, Duggar's wife Anna would have been roughly five months pregnant during the two trysts. The troubled couple's daughter, Meredith Grace, was born in July. Earlier this year, Duggar was revealed to have molested five young girls, prompting the abandonment of the once-hit TLC series 19 Kids and Counting. Shortly after the scandal fractured the family, Duggar's name surfaced in the ongoing controversy surrounding the recent hack of the cheater-assisting website Ashley Madison. Duggar has since entered some form of rehab, citing "pornography addiction," which actually isn't even a thing that exists.
"I don't think he deserves happiness," says Dillon. "I actually really hope that his wife leaves him."
