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Bachelor Speaks Out About Romance with Marla Maples

Originally posted 04/08/2008 02:10PM

"She has the mind, body and energy of a 25-year-old," Andy Baldwin tells PEOPLE

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Heidi vs. Marla: Whose PDA Is More Real? | Heidi Montag, Marla Maples

Heidi vs. Marla: Whose PDA Is More Real?

Originally posted 04/04/2008 01:10PM

Some couples express their love in private ways. But not these couples. Witness Marla Maples and her Bachelor love, Andy Baldwin, cavorting together on the beach. Look familiar? Indeed – taking a page from the Heidi Montag/Spencer Pratt public PDA handbook, the couple seem intent on broadcasting just how much they love each other to world. But here's a question: Do you buy it? Vote now in our poll!

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Donald, Marla Officially End

Originally posted 02/22/1999 12:00AM

In marital news of a different sort, actress Marla Maples and New York developer Donald Trump were granted their divorce Tuesday on the grounds that the two had lived apart for more than a year, a valid reason under New York law, said Maples's lawyer, William Beslow. Trump, 52, filed for divorce from Maples, 35, three months after they separated in mid-1997. The proceedings stalled when Maples decided to fight a prenuptial agreement that gave her about $2 million in the event of a divorce. She threw in the towel last week, whereupon a judge signed the divorce decree.

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Trump Aide Convicted

Originally posted 03/10/1999 12:00AM

Chuck Jones, formerly the publicist for Marla Maples (New York real estate mogul Donald Trump's estranged wife), was convicted Wednesday of burglary and gun possession. Jones, 56, who was Maples's press agent before she married Trump in 1993, was being retried on a 1994 conviction for stealing Maples's shoes. That conviction was overturned by a federal judge on a technicality in 1996 after Jones had served three months of a 18-to-54-month sentence. Jones, who represented himself, was acquitted this time of criminal possession of 70 of Maples's shoes and boots. He will be sentenced June 11 and faces up to 15 years in prison on the most serious count, burglary.

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