Ash to date stripper on US show

- The Times of India :: Spoof.com: "Seen as a Bollywood ambassador in the US, Ash has already done a good bit by making appearances on David Letterman's 'Late Show' and recently on Oprah Winfrey show. And now she is gearing up for some informal, sporty appearances. Spoof.com has reported that Aishwarya will test the waters in the US market by first appearing on some popular TV shows.

Aishwarya Rai is slated to appear in a special version of the American show ‘Jerry Springer: Too Hot For TV’ episode in which she will contest with a 380 pound woman.

Simone Sheffield, manager to Aishwarya Rai, said, "Miss Rai would be appearing on a special version of ‘Jerry Springer: Too Hot For TV’ episode where the beautiful actress will fight with a 380 pound woman in a trailer over some guy with a mullet, no teeth, and a 7th grade education.

The website reported Aishwarya as saying that she is thrilled for the chance to show her talent to such a discriminating audience. "I’ve heard some wonderful things about Jerry Springer. He told me that many of the actresses on his show go on to become great Hollywood screen stars.

"He promised me that no one would try and kiss me or rip off my clothes. I am still a bit confused about why I need bodyguards on his show, but I guess it will all work out OK. I hope so... my mother in India will be watching on the satellite!” Knowing Ash’s conservative nature, she has been promised that no one will touch her unduly or kiss her or try to rip off her clothes.

Apart from this show, Ash is also reported to be booked for Roger Lodge’s show ‘Blind Date’. "He promised me that no one would try and kiss me or rip off my clothes. I am still a bit confused about why I need bodyguards on his show, but I guess it will all work out OK. I hope so... my mother in India will be watching on the satellite!”

Knowing Ash’s conservative nature, she has been promised that no one will touch her unduly or kiss her or try to rip off her clothes. Apart from this show, Ash is also reported to be booked for Roger Lodge’s show ‘Blind Date’. "