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Video: Tila Tequila Adopts A Weird British Accent In Her Sex Tape
America collectively rolled its eyes when former MySpace starlet/current Nazi sympathizer Tila Tequila announced she was releasing a sex tape. But the video, which is set to be released sometime before Christmas, apparently reveals Tequila's British alter-ego, who she calls "Ashley."
"Do you know Tila Tequila? That's my sister actually. My name is Ashley...a lot of people think I look like her, but I don't see the resemblance at all." Tequila enunciates in her finest cockney drawl to the guy behind the camera, who apparently is just smiling and nodding while waiting for her to take her clothes off.
We're not sure if this is just a misguided attempt to be sexy or a horrifying reveal of her as-of-yet undiagnosed multiple personality disorder.
The clip, courtesy of TMZ, is below:
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