Gennifer Flowers

Gennifer Flowers Bio

January 24, 1950 / Aquarius / Age 74

Gennifer Flowers is an American-born Penthouse model, adult model and pornographic actress. She was born on January 24, 1950 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States.

Gennifer Flowers was a Penthouse Star and featured model in December 1992. Her measurements are 34-24-35. Gennifer Flowers has seductive blue eyes, honey blond hair, and natural breasts.

She filmed in Dream On (1990), Play It to the Bone (1999) and WWE Raw (1993).

Gennifer Flowers gained notoriety during Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign when she disclosed a 12-year extramarital relationship with him. She asserted that Clinton aided her in obtaining a job, though she was later fired by the State of Arkansas for absenteeism. When Clinton denied their relationship on 60 Minutes, Flowers held a press conference where she played taped phone conversations with him, prompting a public apology from Clinton for remarks made on the tapes. Despite speculation about the authenticity of the recordings, Flowers persisted in sharing her side of the story.

In subsequent years, Flowers discussed her relationship with Clinton on various platforms, including a 1996 appearance on The Richard Bey Show. She later filed a defamation lawsuit against Clinton's aides, alleging a campaign to discredit her, but the case was dismissed in 2004. Flowers also penned her memoir, "Gennifer Flowers: Passion and Betrayal," which garnered attention for its candid revelations about her alleged affair with Clinton.

Beyond her political entanglements, Flowers pursued acting, appearing in films and television shows, including a guest spot on Dream On and a role in Play It to the Bone. She even ventured into professional wrestling, interviewing wrestlers at Wrestlemania XIV. Following Hurricane Katrina, Flowers operated a cabaret in New Orleans before transitioning to the New York theater scene and eventually settling in Las Vegas, where she occasionally wrote columns.

Despite her history with the Clintons, Flowers expressed support for Hillary Clinton's presidential bid in 2007, emphasizing solidarity among women. However, by 2016, she endorsed Donald Trump's campaign and was slated to attend a televised debate between Trump and Clinton before the invitation was rescinded. Throughout her tumultuous journey, Flowers has remained a figure of intrigue in the realm of American politics.