The following is an excerpt from a new article on WinnipegSun.com, detailing the current craziness surrounding the former "Bad Ass Billy Gunn," aka Kip James and his domestic life:
WINNIPEG -- Deborah Simmons has two words for a famous, married pro wrestler with whom she had an affair.
Please apologize.
The Winnipeg woman is in the middle of a sex scandal with former World Wrestling Entertainment star Monty (Kip) Sopp, which has apparently put a wedge between the cheating wrestler -- best known for his role as (Badd Ass) Billy Gunn -- and his wife.
Simmons, 24, has been relentless in uploading photos and taped phone conversations, in which Sopp goes into angry, profanity-laden rants, to the Internet after the relationship fizzled.
During one call, Sopp, 46, tells her: "You've accomplished what you've accomplished. You f---ing ruined my f---ing marriage, you ruined my f---ing life, now I'm f---ed."
"I never wanted to ruin your marriage, I mean your life," Simmons responds.
"Yes you did," he says.
Later, Sopp says: "What we had between us was supposed to stay between us."
The conversations have racked up more than 100,000 visits and caught the attention of gossip websites, including Radar Online.
"I really don't have a full explanation for what I did. I just wanted out of the relationship," Simmons said Thursday.
"Really, the only way I could think of getting out was for him to hate me."
The former mistress said she will give it up if Sopp apologizes to her for what she claims was rotten treatment near the end of their tryst.
Simmons was single and aware Sopp was married.
She said she confirmed the affair to Sopp's wife Paula, who found photos of the pair on Facebook.
In a complaint to the Lake County (Fla.) Sheriff’s Office in August, Monty (Kip) Sopp accused his former mistress, Deborah Simmons, of harassing him on a daily basis after his wife became aware of the tryst and the affair fizzled.
Simmons, who was aware of the marriage, denied harassing the Sopps and claimed she was responding to the couple’s calls or messages to her.
The sordid, “he said, she said” ordeal grabbed headlines and was fodder for gossip websites because Simmons uploaded Sopp’s angry, profanity-laden phone rants to a website.
