Alleged former Tiger Woods mistress Rachel Uchitel is training to be a private eye.
In an odd turn, the former NYC night club hostess is attending school to help clients keep tabs on their cheating spouses.
According to CNN, Rachel will graduate from the DGA Detective Academy in L.A. in a few weeks. Rachel has already completed half of the 10-week course, which encompasses asset recovery, family law and missing persons investigations, to name a few. Dale Gustafson, the school’s director, told CNN, “She’s smart. One of her strengths is field interviews and getting information from people.”
Although next week’s class will center around personal injury investigations, Gustafson thinks she’ll end up focusing on missing persons. “She really does have a strength there.” In fact, when Rachel graduates there’s a chance Gustafson may hire her to work at his agency. “She’s expressed an interest in doing that, but it’s still up in the air.”
Lindsay Lohan may get a former aide to President Bill Clinton as her sober coach.
According to Lindsay’s dad Michael, the Lohan family is trying to ensure Lindsay’s sobriety by surrounding her with positive influences, radaronline reports.
“When Lindsay gets out, I want to have the right team of people around her, not the Hollywood types who leached on her in the past,” Michael told the website.
Michael is campaigning for clinical psychologist Iris Martin, who has an M.S. from the University of Pennsylvania and according to the biography on numerous books she’s authored, created “Corporate Therapy,” which was used by Clinton for key domestic and global initiatives.
“It’s people like Iris Martin who was Bill Clinton’s personal analyst for over eight years who we need to be involved in Lindsay’s new life,” Michael said.
“I have been in touch with Iris to get her in touch with Lindsay to be part of her new life.”
The 24-year-old has gone over 100 days withoutfailing a drug or alcohol test, Radaronline says.
French First Lady Carla Bruni says she wants to become a mother again at age of 43.
The former supermodel and her husband, President Nicolas Sarkozy, 55, hope to have a child in 2012 – just ahead of the next French presidential election, French weekly magazine Gala reports.
And if the couple are unable to conceive, they would consider adopting a baby boy, the magazine said.
The revelations come just a month after Bruni told a religious cleric during a state visit to India that she was “praying for a son.”
In March 2009, she told Madame Figaro magazine she would ‘adore to have another child’ and would adopt if she could not conceive naturally.
And she told Vanity Fair magazine in 2008: ‘I would love to have children with Nicolas. I hope to, if I am young enough. It would be a dream.’
Bruni already has a 9-year-old son, Aurelian, from a previous relationship while Sarkozy has three children from two previous marriages, and is also a grandfather.
Kelsey Grammer‘s soon to be ex-wife, Camille Donatacci, rejected an estimated $30 million divorce offer from the “Frasier” star because he wasn’t offering alimony or child support, a source told the New York Post.
Friends say Donatacci demanded the $50 million she’s now expected to get from him as well as spousal and child support for their two children, Mason, 9, and Jude, 6.
A source close to Camille told the Post, “She rejected an offer from Kelsey just before Christmas. He wasn’t offering child support or alimony, and told her through his lawyers that she’d get enough in the settlement.
“Because there is no prenup, Camille was certain she’d get up to $50 million, because she’s a partner in his TV company and entitled to half the money he made from shows, including ‘Frasier,’ while they were married.
— lsmith@denverpost.com
