Traci johnson and tiki barber, Traci Lynn Johnson still doesn’t understand why people hate her so much.
She’s still got so little remorse about removing Tiki Barber from his pregnant wife two years ago that she unabashedly posed topless for a nightlife magazine last week.
It was an eyeful for Metropolis Nights editor Chaunce Hayden, who managed to recover and ask the pulled-taffy temptress about her naysayers.
“I have a lot more haters than I do lovers,” confessed Traci Lynn, who married the New York Giants running back-turned-commentator last month.
Imagine that — surprise from the woman who trysted with Barber in his agent’s attic, a liaison that the gridiron recordbreaker himself revealed in Sports Illustrated, knowing full well his wife Ginny, the mother of his two sons, was expecting twins.
Barber filed for divorce in April 2010; Ginny delivered two beautiful girls in May.But the chaos wreaked on the family by her and Barber is not something to be deeply ashamed of, but the result of envy, apparently.
“The people who keep saying all these negative things about me don’t know me at all,” she added. “They just hate their life more, so it’s easy for them to hate me instead of dealing with their own problems.”
Traci Lynn got one of the most coveted internships in the media, at the “Today” show, where the handsome Barber was a commentator. Perhaps she thought she could do an end run on all that hard work stuff by hooking up with the boss, not unlike Monica Lewinsky. She’s admittedly a complete knockout, but with two kids at home and two on the way you’re supposed to leave the cheerleading squad alone.
Traci Lynn doesn’t get it — yet.
“I was shocked by all the media attention my relationship with Tiki got,” Traci Lynn reveals in the mag, on stands Sept. 1. “The tabloids love to write about celebrity divorces. Everyone else in the country gets divorced or breaks up with their boyfriend and nobody cares. When things bad happen, they love to exploit us.”
Note the “us.” She’s promoted herself to celebrity-by-association now.
She reveals that the newlyweds have been offered their own reality-show deals. “Quite a few,” she tells Hayden. “But we said, ‘No’ to all of them. I don’t need to wake up at 10 a.m. and have to put makeup on because there’s a camera crew downstairs.”
God forbid she’d have to wake up before 10 a.m.
No, Traci Lynn doesn’t get it now, because she doesn’t have kids of her own. “We might someday,” she says, “Tiki and I call them our ‘maybe babies.’ ”
Probably a bad idea, Traci.
After all, there’s always a willing 23-year-old in the intern pool to occupy a husband after his wife has had his kids.
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