Kristin Davis, B/F, B/F's Friend -- Bad Three-Way

Posted Mar 18th 2008 6:44PM by TMZ Staff

So those Kristin Davis photos making the rounds ... We've now been in touch with someone involved in the whole deal, and here's what we know.

The photos, we're told, were snapped in 1992 by an ex-boyfriend. That's right, they are just photos -- no sex tape, fellas! According to reports, 20 photos are making the rounds, but actually it's not quite 20.

We're told the ex-boyfriend was pissed at Kristin and then sold the photos to a third party. Classy, huh?

The third party got involved in a business venture with another guy and we're told that guy pilfered the pics and they ended up online.

And now you know the rest of the story.

Filed under: Wacky and Weird

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31. I'd governater.

Posted at 10:23AM on Mar 22nd 2008 by The-Rex

32. Her business is not the most attractive. Is it just me, or does her business look kind of "unique?" In other words "odd." 16. summed it up.

Posted at 10:06PM on Mar 22nd 2008 by Joe Friday

33. #10. She was not the only married character on Sex in the City!

Posted at 7:14PM on Mar 23rd 2008 by Isabella

34. WHere can I find those pics?

Posted at 9:23PM on Mar 27th 2008 by Uh,

35. Memories can Fade

Posted at 3:52PM on Apr 5th 2008 by fox

36. TMZ is calling someone else out for not being classy? Now that's funny.

Posted at 9:14PM on Apr 7th 2008 by DWF

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