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Fired Miss California USA Carrie Prejean was offered a huge amount of money to appear on a reality show.

We got hold of an email sent by a pageant honcho to Carrie on May 15th. Lewis writes producers from "I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!" offered her $70,000 to appear on the show for one week and $140,000 if she stayed for 3 weeks. The show also gives money to charity but who knew the "celebs" scored that kind of payday?

Lewis wrote that he had declined the offer and wanted an email from her also rejecting the offer.

The "Girls Next Door" star -- who turns 24 tomorrow -- is due on Christmas Day.

Chances of a virgin birth are nil.

We just got off the phone with deposed Miss California USA Carrie Prejean -- and she says the pageant was trying to whore her out to Playboy.

Prejean claims pageant honcho Keith Lewis actually asked her last month if she would take two gigs -- appearing on "I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!" and Playboy. Prejean says Lewis told her Playboy offered $140,000 for her to pose semi-nude. She rejected both offers.

A few minutes ago we talked to Lewis who said he was not pushing her to take either gig -- but merely passing the offers along. Lewis said Prejean had insisted they not turn anything down without running it by her.

Prejean -- who told us she was "shocked" at the news she was fired and learned about it only after we broke the story -- tells us she has been more than cooperative with pageant officials.

Prejean says, "What's behind this I think is a political debate. They don't agree with the stance that I took [on Prop 8]. Shanna [Moakler] is trying to bash me. They don't like me. From day one they wanted me out and they got what they wanted."

Prejean also told us she couldn't believe Donald Trump would say she treated people in the pageant "like s**t." For the record, Trump did tell Harvey Levin that on the phone earlier today. Prejean said if Trump really feels that way she's sorry, adding: "I've shown respect for every party involved, even when they haven't shown it back."

Prejean went on: "I was very respectful of people even when they slandered me and humiliated me. I have not once stooped down to their level."

Hell hath no fury like a Playmate scorned -- especially when the Playmate claims she's been falsely accused of stealing money from kids.

2009 Playmate of the Year Ida Ljungqvist has filed legal papers shredding Katrina Kantner -- the woman suing Ida claims teamed up with her soon-to-be ex husband, Doug Kantner, allegedly in a scheme to steal child support from her kids.

Not only does Ida claim Katrina's suit is a "transparent attempt to extort additional monies out of Doug" -- the Playmate says the false allegations have "disrupted and diminished Ljungqvist's long term ability to raise funds for ... charities and philanthropic associations."

Bottom line -- Ida says she being attacked because of her high-profile celebrity status.

Sure she's naughty -- but 2009 Playmate of the Year Ida Ljungqvist is also accused of being a very bad girl ... the kind who steals child support from someone else's family.

Ida -- (32-21-35) -- is being sued by a soon-to-be divorced woman named Katrina Kantner, who claims the centerfold and Mr. Kantner schemed to funnel thousands of dollars in child support money meant for Katrina and her children.

Kantner claims her husband has given Ida over $90,000 in cash and gifts -- while during the same period, he's been stiffing Katrina out of the $10,000 a month he owes her in child and spousal support.

In the suit, filed last week in L.A. County Superior Court, Kantner says Ida knew exactly what she was doing -- and wants all the money back, plus interest.

If you're judging Ida from the accusations in this case -- be careful, one of her turn-off's is "close-mindedness."

Here's Holly this past weekend at the Wet Republic at the MGM (left), and the same pink bunny tattoo back in '05 (right).

This is one move we can really get behind.

Don't you just hate it when you're sitting around in your bathrobe, playing backgammon with your son, blonde bombshells at your beck and call -- and the cops show up and ruin the whole thing?

That's exactly what happened last night to Playboy main man Hugh Hefner. He was enjoying said game of backgammon with his son Marston (a Thursday tradition) when a slew of cop cars rolled up to the Playboy Mansion. Turns out the po-po received a call that shots were fired and came to see what was going down.

The 23-year-old straddled a slide at the Santa Monica Pier on Wednesday, like a pro.

Hef really taught Kendra how to utilize her assets to their maximum potential.

The NYPD cop who was fired for getting naked in a 1994 Playboy spread just filed a request for a restraining order against her ex girlfriend -- yes, ex girlfriend -- claiming she was the victim in a heated girl-on-girl fight.

Former officer Carol Shaya claims the drama exploded last month, when her live-in girlfriend, Jessica Phillips, unleashed a can of whoopass when Carol tried to break things off.

In the papers, filed last week in L.A. County Superior Court, Shaya claims Phillips "came across the room, grabbed me by my throat, threw me into the refrigerator door."

Carol also claims her visiting mother was once attacked by Phillips -- who allegedly twisted her wrist, scratched her and threatened to unleash "World War III" if mom didn't leave.

Shaya wants Phillips to stay 100 yards away from both her and her mother.

After losing at the ACMs, the country star scored with two blonde hotties at the Playboy Club last night in Las Vegas.

They think his bald head's sexy!

Calling all Peeping Toms! The house right next to the Playboy Mansion, currently owned by Hefner, is being put up on the market. The house boasts five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and big, big windows. Sure the house is being sold for 30 mil, but it might be worth it ... you know, for the nice neighbors.