Amanda Knox, more than ten years after the grisly murder of her roommate Meredith Kercher, is still happy to talk about the brutal crime — for the right price!
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The National ENQUIRER can reveal she has signed with the All American Speakers agency and is now gleefully sharing
her story for $5,000 to $10,000 a speech. But Foxy Knoxy hasn’t stopped there. She’s also rented out a room in the Seattle home she shares with her boyfriend, author
Christopher Robinson!
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For $80 a night, guests would have their own bedroom and private entrance, but would share a kitchen with the couple. “They had a lot of great reviews about how nice and accommodating they were,” dished an insider. “I’ve heard they had booze and condoms on offer, and a whip displayed on the wall!”
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Sources said Knox — who penned the memoir “
Waiting to Be Heard” and starred in her own Netflix documentary — has no problem using her infamy to make a quick buck, and that’s not about to change.
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“It seems there are no limits to what she will do when it comes to making money,” the insider said. "Even though a lot of people believe she’s tarnishing the memory of Meredith!”
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The National ENQUIRER can reveal she has signed with the All American Speakers agency and is now gleefully sharing
her story for $5,000 to $10,000 a speech. But Foxy Knoxy hasn’t stopped there. She’s also rented out a room in the Seattle home she shares with her boyfriend, author
Christopher Robinson!
Photo credit: Getty Images
For $80 a night, guests would have their own bedroom and private entrance, but would share a kitchen with the couple. “They had a lot of great reviews about how nice and accommodating they were,” dished an insider. “I’ve heard they had booze and condoms on offer, and a whip displayed on the wall!”
Sources said Knox — who penned the memoir “
Waiting to Be Heard” and starred in her own Netflix documentary — has no problem using her infamy to make a quick buck, and that’s not about to change.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“It seems there are no limits to what she will do when it comes to making money,” the insider said. "Even though a lot of people believe she’s tarnishing the memory of Meredith!”
Photo credit: Getty Images