US | lawsuit Woman Sues Spitzer Call Girl in ID Theft Dupre 'showed driver's license closeup to get on Girls Gone Wild' By Katherine Thompson Posted Jul 18, 2008 5:59 AM CDT Copied Amber Arpaio has also sued Girls Gone Wild" creator Joe Francis over Ashley Dupre's use of Arpaio's ID to sign a contract with the show when she was underage. (AP Photo/Matt Sayles, file) A New Jersey woman has filed a federal lawsuit against Ashley Dupre—better known as Eliot Spitzer's high-priced call girl—and Girls Gone Wild for defamation and invasion of privacy for Dupre's use of the woman's lost driver's license on the raunchy program. Dupre, who was underage at the time, allegedly presented the woman's license as her own to prove she was over 18. A closeup of the ID was aired on the party video. Dupre recently dropped a $10 million lawsuit against Girls Gone Wild, claiming her name and image were exploited by the program, which she appeared in as a minor. Read These Next Author of bestselling memoir about depression dies at 35. ChatGPT is going to get sexy. Lots of people are worried. Andrew is still a prince, but he's no longer a duke. Nobody's sure why kids started shouting 'six seven.' Report an error