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[Anna laughing]
[gentle music playing]
[Anna] I would just advise people just to follow their dreams.
You know?
[giggling]
They can come true.
I'm living proof.
This may say a lot
about our current culture of celebrity and media these days
when all the major cable news networks
switched over to non-stop, live coverage this afternoon,
when word arrived that Anna Nicole Smith had died.
She was 39 years old.
[reporters clamoring]
[anchor 1] She was adored by millions but loved by few.
[man] You look gorgeous, Anna.
[woman] You're the most beautiful woman in the world.
I love you all!
[anchor 2] This small-town Texas girl is a sudden superstar.
[anchor 3] A death that opened a Pandora's box of questions.
[endearing music playing]
[anchor 4] Smith is now worth an estimated $490 million.
[anchor 5] Her story is one you just have to hear.
[reporter 1] Anna, what are you hiding from?
I was being all sweet to you guys, and y'all screwed me over.
[reporter 2] No.
Yeah, y'all did.
[gentle music continues]
[anchor 6] Just how did the sex goddess lose it all?
[anchor 7] A life lived out in the tabloids
and touched by more than its fair share of tragedy.
[anchor 8] Is there more to the story than we know?
[anchor 9] What is the truth about Anna Nicole Smith?
[reporters clamoring]
[music continues]
[music fades]
[waves crashing]
[seagulls warbling]
[lively folk music playing]
[Anna] I grew up in Mexia, Texas, a small town just outside of Houston.
Population 6,923.
Welcome to Mexia, Texas, my hometown.
[inhales deeply]
Most people pronounce it Mex-ia, and it's not.
It's Mexia. M-E-X-I-A, by the way.
And I'm gonna show you through my hometown.
So if you'll come right this way with me. Come on!
This is Mexia High, home of the Blackcats, and this is where I went to school.
I wasn't very popular in high school.
Although I was flat-chested.
But now I have curves. See?
[Anna chuckling]
Ooh la la. Ooh! Oui, oui, oui.
Hi. It's me, Anna,
back at Krispy Fried Chicken, where I used to work for four years.
And I'm back, and I am bad.
[Anna chuckling]
And this is the house that I grew up in.
[tape whirring loudly]
[interviewer] Tell me about your home life, your mom, your dad.
My home life with my mom and my stepfather, um…
[tsks, inhales deeply]
Um, I switched around a lot and stayed with my aunt most of the time
because of my home life.
Um…
[sucks teeth] I'd really rather not talk about my home life.
[wind gusting]
[contemplative music playing]
[man] This is where it all started.
Mexia's a small town. It's in the Bible Belt.
[birds chirping]
Young people, uh…
If you're high school kids,
there's very little entertainment for them.
I'm the uncle of Anna Nicole Smith by marriage.
She was always, uh, going out in the front yard
and practicing cheerleading,
waving at the boys driving by,
attracting attention.
And she always loved the attention.
You know, she… she craved attention.
Anna Nicole Smith's real name was Vickie Lynn,
and that's how I know her.
It was all about fun with her.
[man] Vickie's, uh, four years older than I am.
[girl giggling]
[man] She always made me laugh.
She always dressed up.
She wanted to put makeup on me. I wouldn't.
I said, "I don't do that kinda stuff."
She said, "Real men let women put makeup on 'em."
I said, "I don't think so."
[Donald chuckling]
[Donald] Uh, as a family, me, Vickie, and Mom,
all of us went to church.
We… We were all God-fearing people.
She always wanted to be the center of attention.
And she enjoyed it. She loved being the center of attention.
We would go to the mall, and I swear to you,
there would be 50 men and boys walking behind us.
And she says, "Mom, look!" I said, "I know. I see 'em. Come on."
Vickie was always beautiful. She just… She was just born beautiful.
When she was a… a teenager,
that's when I started having problems with her.
Sneaking out of the house at night.
-[dog barking] -[crickets chirping]
[George] Her mama, she sent her to our place.
They were having troubles with…
with this 29-year-old man that Vickie Lynn was infatuated with.
I had her windows nailed shut
so she couldn't get out the windows without me knowing about it.
[somber music playing]
[George] She hated Mexia.
Ours was a life of deprivation.
[indistinct chatter]
[school bell ringing]
[George] Vickie Lynn quit school,
and she had a job at Jim's Krispy Fried Chicken,
and, uh, she was gonna support herself, and nobody was gonna tell her what to do.
[folk song playing]
You know, all the guys that came in there just wanted to take her out.
Billy was a cook.
She, uh, asked Billy one day to give her a ride home,
because she didn't have a car, and he said, "No."
And it just absolutely stunned her.
Who was he thinking he was?
So after that, she chased him 'til she got him.
She got him, and… and they got married right there in Mexia.
[ballad song playing]
♪ At last I found you My sweet señorita… ♪
[Anna] I got married when I was 17 years old.
[tense music playing]
[Anna] I thought I was in love.
Oh gosh! He was so, so jealous of me.
[crows cawing]
[Anna] And I couldn't go anywhere, nowhere.
And, uh, I was just locked in this house when he would go to work.
And I thought to myself, "I'm so lonely."
And I thought, "Well, if I have a baby, I'll never be lonely again."
So I flushed them pills down the toilet,
and I got pregnant.
I had my son, Daniel.
And then I'm not lonely, and I love him.
That's when I left, when my son was six months old.
[train horn blaring]
[George] She had big dreams.
There wasn't nothing for fame or what she wanted in her life
in Mexia, Texas.
[contemplative music playing]
[George] But, uh, she couldn't see where all of this was going.
[sighing]
[voice breaking] We miss her.
We miss her.
[somber music playing]
[Anna] I want lots of money.
I want to buy me a whole bunch of land.
And I want to create my own house and build it.
The American dream belongs to you.
[Anna] And build a nursery, because I wanna have another child.
I wanna have a little girl.
[woman] In Houston, there were, uh, strip clubs everywhere.
The oilfield had put them on the map,
because everyone had expense accounts, and money was flowing like crazy.
I ended up working at the Executive Suite.
[crowd cheering, whistling]
[woman] The guys that would come in would put money in your G-string, you know?
Uh, they'd come in, they'd just put the dollars in there, whatever.
Now, on really good days, you'd have millionaires come in,
and give you $100 bills that make grass skirts.
That's the ones we liked. [chuckling]
If we didn't come home with $200, that was… it was terrible.
That was a bad day, you know?
There were days we made a lot of money in there. I mean…
Well, we made…
[laughs] We made lot of money in there sometimes, so…
[club music playing]
[whistling]
[Missy] One day, we're… we're just doing our normal thing,
and, uh, in walks this gorgeous, gorgeous girl.
And everybody was looking at her.
You know, I hear a couple of the girls like, "My God, she's good-looking."
I know they're gonna eat her alive, so I volunteered to walk over,
and talk to her, and find out what her story is.
And she appeared to be very naive.
She said, "Oh my God. What… What is that?"
[woman laughing]
She was shaking. She wasn't sure if she could do that or not.
She did her audition, and of course, he hired her.
She couldn't dance. She looked like a--
She reminded me of an emu trying to fly.
It wasn't gonna happen.
[ominous music playing]
[Missy] You felt maternal towards her, almost.
You just wanted to take her under your wing
and protect her from everything.
She did tell me that she didn't like her name.
She said she didn't like Vickie.
She said, "I like Nicky better."
So I said, "Okay. If that's what you wanna be called, then I'll call you Nicky."
But no one needed to give her any pointers on how to attract a man.
She knew what she was doing.
And she doesn't need a lot of help manipulating anybody.
She's actually better at it than me.
Within a week or two, she was like a pro.
[inaudible]
[Missy] She had, uh, an incredible work ethic.
Her ultimate goal was to… to save up money,
and, you know, get the things she needed, and make a home for Daniel.
Right off the bat, she was making a lot of money.
[crowd cheering]
[Missy] It… It gives you a sense of empowerment.
And for a lot of girls
that come from the sort of background we came from, it's a big deal.
[gentle music playing]
[Missy] One day, we sat down, and… and I told Nicky my life story.
I was raised in a small town,
and I had an abusive childhood.
My stepfathers had… had raped me and… and beaten me,
and so I ran away from home when I was 13.
And I didn't trust people.
She changed that for me.
I did trust her. I… I learned to trust her.
She told me about Virgie, her mother.
She was in law enforcement, and she was kind of a tyrant.
Well, she would handcuff her to the bed for days and just beat her mercilessly.
[crowd clamoring]
[Missy] And I'm buying a lot of what she's telling me.
You know, I don't have any reason to disbelieve her.
[camera shutters clicking]
[music fades]
[Missy] She told me all the time that she was gonna be a famous model.
[dramatic music playing]
I would be like, "Yeah, yeah, of course you are." 'Cause you know?
"Of course you will, dear."
But, um… [chuckling]
…she, uh, she was convinced
that the only thing holding her back was her boobs.
So she set out on a mission to get a boob job.
God, it… it was painful.
You know, it was horrible to watch somebody go through that,
because it… it hurts like hell.
And that is where she started on her, uh, pain pills.
Valium, Xanax, Lortabs, uh, Vicodin, and, um, the Klonopin.
From that time on, she was always taking them.
There was nothing she could do to stop it, you know.
Being with her was… was like a roller-coaster ride.
It never got boring, I'll say that to you.
We got in a lot of trouble together, and, um…
That's what I always say. It's like Nicky had gas, and I had matches, you know?
And when we got together, it was combustible. Shit happened.
I… I was in love with her.
She was fun.
She had a big heart, and she was kind. You know, she really was kind.
The whole thing, the… the whole friendship with her in those early days
was as good as it gets.
I would like to meet a man, but where do you meet them?
Um, they have to love my son.
They have to be nice, sweet. I love a funny man.
They have to be very, uh, sensual.
I mean, I just love sensual.
I like people to hold me, and cuddle me, and watch movies with me,
and just, you know, be very sweet and…
[interviewer] But you're gonna go on with your career even if you're married?
-Yes, I will. -[interviewer] Mm-hmm.
And you will not, uh, stop until you have fulfilled your dreams?
Right.
[pensive music playing]
[Missy] Nicky started to tell me about, uh, this… this man that she had met.
She met him when she was dancing,
and his wife had died, and he was very, very distraught and… and depressed.
She said that then he's starting to fall in love with her,
and he wants to marry her, and he's a billionaire
with a "b" not an "m."
A "b," a billionaire.
She told me his name was J. Howard Marshall.
[Anna] I love you, sweetheart.
[Marshall] I love you.
You're the light of my life, now and always.
[Anna] You're the light of my life, now and always too, honey bunny.
[Marshall] All right, sweetheart.
[Anna] Do you miss rosebuds?
[Marshall] What?
Do you miss rosebuds?
[Marshall] Yes, I do.
[Anna] You wanna see rosebuds?
[Marshall] I'd like to.
[Anna] You want me to come over and spend the night?
[Marshall] Yep.
[Anna] Okay, honey.
[Missy] He bought her a car,
and… and he bought her a home so that she could be stable.
And she quit working at topless clubs.
It's like having a genie or something just grant your every wish.
He asked her to marry him several times.
And she would tell him, "No."
"I'm… I'm not gonna marry you until I have a name for myself,
because I don't want people calling me a gold digger."
And he said, "Okay, very well."
[music fades]
[contemplative music playing]
[woman] I was the West Coast photo editor for Playboy.
That's me directing a shoot,
which was the Playmate of the Year Car, as I recall.
Beautiful young girls would want to be Playmates.
It was akin to them as being Miss America.
Some girls would try year after year, but they wouldn't make it.
[inaudible]
[Marilyn] The Playmates, there was just this kind of magic that they had.
And they were so excited
when they would get accepted as a Playmate.
My idea of what really worked for the magazine
was a very natural-looking girl.
I heard from a photographer in Texas.
He said, "I have pictures of this girl I think would be a good Playmate."
Frizzed-up hair, a lot of lipstick, a lot of eye shadow, and…
ample, to put it mildly.
So I said, "Whew!"
"What am I gonna do with this?"
So I decided to bring her in for a Playmate test.
My staff thought I was crazy.
[somber music playing]
[Marilyn] So I brought her in. She didn't have any makeup on at all.
She had beautiful features.
She had that wonderful aura about her of not trying too hard, you know?
She was just this sweet gal with this incredible face.
We started testing her.
Well, the photographer said, "You'd better come in here."
So I went in here,
and she was sitting in the corner with a sheet on,
and she was terrified.
And I thought, "God, how can I get over this with her?"
So I talked to her, and she had brought a record with her.
And into the preliminary shoot, we put on the record.
And it was Marilyn Monroe singing "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend."
♪ A kiss on the hand May be quite continental ♪
♪ But diamonds are a girl's best friend ♪
[Marilyn] And the minute I put that record on,
all of a sudden, she changed.
She was a different person.
[serene music playing]
[Anna] Getting nude was really hard for me.
And I did it. I'm not ashamed. I'm not ashamed at all.
[interviewer] So what do you think of Playboy as a magazine?
Um, I think it's really a classy magazine.
[interviewer] You called Playboy a "dream magazine." Why?
It was my dream,
because it sort of kind of happened to make my dreams come true.
[cameras clicking]
[Anna gasping, kissing]
I put her on the cover featuring debutants.
She was the furthest thing from a debutant you could ever find,
but I had her prim and proper, sitting there,
without overacting, just giving us that nice smile.
Hef approved the cover right away, and there she was.
[dramatic music playing]
Fame is something that people strive for,
but the other side of that coin
is that fame finds people and won't let 'em go.
[Missy] All those years, she told me she'd be a famous model.
Well, here she is. She's doing it now, you know?
Like, okay, you know, maybe… 'cause maybe I called it wrong.
You go, girl. I was, like, behind her all the way.
Playboy had called,
and they wanted her to come back out and do, um, the Playmate of the Month.
So, she needs someone who could help with Daniel.
[indistinct chatter]
[Missy] So I moved into the house in Spring, Texas.
-Oh no! -Oh no!
[Missy] That is the first home that… that Mr. Marshall had bought her.
-[Anna] Hey, Missy! -Go away. Go away.
-[Anna] Hey! -Yes, come on.
-[Daniel] Let me have it. -[man laughs]
[Marilyn] Paul Marciano called me up.
Paul was a good friend of mine, and he was the head of Guess Jeans.
And we started talking,
and he commented on that girl on the cover,
and I said,
"She is the new Claudia Schiffer."
[commercial music playing]
[ad narrator] Guess began with the single dream
of making jeans that are sexy,
jeans that would show off a woman's body, instead of hide it,
jeans that would embrace a woman's innate sensuality.
[Missy] They were one of the biggest jeans companies at the time,
and Guess models were all very, very famous.
It was such a big deal.
And she was really, really excited about it.
She just rolled out of bed,
and she actually couldn't find her hair tie.
She took her thong off,
and pulled her hair up, put it in her hair.
I was like, "Gross." [chuckling]
And that's how she went. And she came back. She looked great.
They had done her hair and makeup, and she really looked good.
[contemplative music playing]
[Missy] She was thrilled about it
because Paul Marciano had told her how great that they were coming out,
and he… he was happy.
[Missy] She said, "Well, Paul and I decided
that I need a… a name that's less provincial."
"You know, something more global."
"I liked the name Anna, so I chose Anna, and he put Nicole with it."
And she said, "Voilà. Anna… Anna Nicole Smith was born."
"When we're in public, you call me that."
"Don't call me Nicky in public. I don't care if you keep calling me Nicky,
but don't call me anything but Anna Nicole in public."
I said, "Okay." [chuckling]
[light music playing]
[seagulls warbling]
[Missy] The first modeling trip that I took with her was to LA,
and I saw the billboards.
They were everywhere, you know? She--
I started to see her face, uh, all over the place,
and it was so exciting.
She had arrived.
She was big and bold, and it was just…
It's… it was magical. It really was.
She got an invitation from the Coen Brothers
to go and read for a part in The Hudsucker Proxy.
And she goes in.
One of the Coen brothers was sitting over on the couch.
And Nicky went over and sat in front of him.
And he gave her, uh, you know, the script, and he said, "Uh, can you read this?"
And she read it, and he said,
"Okay, can you do it with more, you know, meow?"
And… And she did,
and he goes, "That's perfect. That's exactly what we're looking for."
I was just acting very calm.
And we said our goodbyes to everybody, and got down to the bottom of the stairs,
and start screaming.
We're jumping up and down.
That was her first movie. She's in movies now.
Mr. Barnes, Rumpus Magazine called you the most eligible bachelor of the year,
and the society pages have been linking you with model Za-Za. Care to comment?
There's no truth to the rumors. We're just dear friends.
Isn't that right, Za-Za?
[car tires screeching, crashing]
[meowing]
-[reporters] Whoa! -[exclaiming, whistling]
Whoa.
[contemplative music playing]
[Missy] I got out my camera. I said,
"Come on. You know, like, we're not gonna waste that look." [chuckling]
[camera shutters clicking]
[Missy] I'll be like, "Come on, give it to me."
And you know how they talk on… on TV
when they're taking photographs, that kind of thing.
She was so beautiful.
I… I was really in love with her.
I was her first, uh, female lover, I guess.
She had an insatiable appetite for sex, just like everything else.
She enjoyed having sex.
She was exceptionally-- She… She got a lot of practice.
She was good at what she did. She was a good lover, a very good lover.
I found it impossible to be intimate with a male.
I just… I didn't trust men.
But I found it very easy to be intimate with her.
And that kept me fulfilled, you know, for a very long time.
I loved her.
[music fades]
[reporters clamoring]
[tense music playing]
[anchor] The world knows Anna Nicole Smith as the Guess girl.
[camera shutters clicking]
[indistinct chatter]
[anchor] She'd been told she was too tall, too blonde, and too shapely
to make it as a model.
-Watch out for her. -I'm… I'm… I'm a lot taller. [chuckling]
[anchor] But now this small-town Texas girl is a sudden superstar.
[man] If any of my kids came to me and said, "Daddy, I want to be famous."
No.
Uh, it's… it's not all it's cracked up to be.
Yeah, sure, you'll be famous and you'll be adored.
People will put your picture on the wall.
You'd have the fancy house in Beverly Hills
with the swimming pool and the glamorous car on the driveway.
But along with fame, there's stuff that comes along.
It's a bit like a slag heap from… with a coal mine, right?
You get the coal, you get the diamonds, but there's all this waste material too.
That's like fame.
There is… There is stuff that comes along which I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
-[reporters clamoring] -[camera shutters clicking]
[man] When Anna Nicole went out, she knew how to make a good story.
[reporter] Where'd you get all the beautiful flowers?
-This man here. -[reporter] Jeez.
Much of what happens with celebrity and paparazzi is a game.
It's…
it's a waltz that you do.
And they know that they're on camera,
so they know they're not really interacting with me.
They're interacting with the world.
-[reporters clamoring] -[Anna laughing]
[Ligier] So the beat that we worked was the Sunset Strip
from Hollywood through West Hollywood and Beverly Hills.
And we primarily did the nightclub circuit.
We would sometimes start at, like, 12:00, 12:30 at night.
And, um…
Because we didn't wanna get there too early.
We wanted to wait until people were, you know, somewhat inebriated.
Particularly with the showbiz in America, they were just fed…
Most of it was… was… was a lie, mostly.
It was… It was whatever they wanted to promote.
You know, "This actor is not gay. They're straight. Look at the proof here."
They'd… They'd swallow it hook, line and sinker.
But we didn't do that.
Instead of going in the front door, we were around the back door
and… and picking up on the… on the chauffeurs,
who could tell you what was really going on,
on… on the maids coming out of the houses
who told you what was going on behind closed doors.
…plenty of that. Shut that shit off.
[reporters clamoring]
Anna Nicole, she was a money shot every time you saw her.
This is my Valentine for today.
For today! It's once a year, so for today.
[Ligier] We'd get calls,
"Hey, if you get anything on Anna Nicole, we'll buy it."
It would be at least $2,500 a clip.
But oftentimes, 5,000 to 7,500 a clip because she was so animated.
[Anna laughing]
[reporter] That's wonderful.
You know, I'd almost be shaking while filming it,
knowing that they're gonna love this.
[Anna] I was giving…
She came alive when she would see us.
I love my flowers.
[reporters clamoring]
[Arsenio] Do men have a hard time approaching you?
Oh, they do have a hard time approaching me,
but if I have a relationship, they're not shy at all in bed.
[Arsenio] Oh… Yeah.
[Anna] I thought that's what you were trying to say at first.
-[Arsenio] Um, we can talk more about sex. -[Anna] Okay!
[Arsenio] I could ask you questions I asked Dr. Ruth.
You know what I asked Dr. Ruth? Has she ever faked an orgasm?
-Have you ever faked an orgasm? -Absolutely.
-[Arsenio] You have? -Many times over.
-[Arsenio] Why? -How about you?
-[Arsenio] What? Wait. Um… -It's hard…
[audience laughing, cheering]
[Missy] We were shooting at this house in Malibu,
and when you looked in the big plate-glass window,
there was this gorgeous picture of Marilyn Monroe.
It took up the whole wall.
Nicky was looking in the window and she said, "Oh my God! Come look at this."
"I have got to get in this house and take a picture."
This beautiful girl just caught my eye.
They were yelling at her, the director, "Don't disturb the tenants."
So I opened the door, and they were saying, "We're sorry."
I said, "It's okay. Honest."
[camera shutter clicking]
There was really a deep bond between her and Marilyn.
[camera shutter clicking]
She really felt like
maybe she was Marilyn's reincarnated daughter.
[camera shutter clicking]
We became friends, and she found out I had the guest house.
I said, "Well, you can stay here if you want, Anna, anytime you want."
She said, "Really?"
[Anna] Hello.
[Ashley] I think it meant, for her, that she had privacy,
that she was… she could be herself.
Um, there's two major movies that want me at once,
and they're both shooting at the same time.
Um, one's called The Mask by Chuck Russell, and one is Naked Gun 3.
[smacks lips]
Um, The Mask movie I've had for about four months.
I really haven't read the script until last week.
So, um…
It's got Jim Carrey in it, that funny guy.
So, I love the script.
But the thing is, is…
[sighs] They offered me…
This… I have a lead role, the lead girl role,
and they offered me only-- [laughs]
This is embarrassing.
They offered me $50,000.
[pen tapping]
[Anna] Right.
I love it, and I think it'd show more of my acting ability.
Me too. [chuckling]
Okay. Thanks.
[Ashley] I'm not sure what Anna needed her refuge from.
[Anna sighing]
Business.
Um, maybe from her… herself. I don't know.
[contemplative music playing]
[phone line ringing]
[woman] Marshall residence.
[Anna] I need to speak with Howard, please.
-[woman] Okay, hold on. -[Anna] Mm-hmm.
[Marshall] Hello, precious.
[Anna] Hi, honey.
[Marshall] How's my lady fair?
[Anna] I'm doing okay. I miss you, though.
[Marshall] I miss you too.
[Anna] Do you miss me?
[Marshall] Very, very much.
[Anna] How much?
[Marshall] Light of my life.
[Anna] You're the light of mine, honey.
I love you. Give me a kiss.
[kissing]
[Anna] Love you, sweetie.
[Marshall] Take care, precious package.
[Anna] I will.
[music continues]
[music fades]
[Anna] Cowboy.
[music playing over radio]
[Anna] There's Jesus.
[woman] When I first went to meet Anna, I was, uh, taking a document,
and she breezed in, and Howard wanted to talk to me.
He wanted to adopt Daniel, Anna's son.
He wanted to do that, clearly, to protect Anna and Daniel.
Because if Daniel was his son,
then he would be his heir, and they would be protected.
There would be nothing that his family could do
to freeze them out.
[somber music playing]
[Daniel] Is that a statue?
-[Anna chuckling] -[Marshall laughing]
[Kelly] He told me, "Tell him to go ahead. Tell him to go ahead.
Make sure it happens."
So I went back to the lawyer I was working for,
and I said to him that Howard was very insistent
that he wanted this adoption to go forward.
And the lawyer looked at me and just rolled his eyes.
[scoffing]
The lawyer was just completely dismissive, which was really peculiar.
[Daniel] Mama, that is… What's that?
[indistinct chatter]
[Kelly] I don't want… I don't ever want to give the impression
that the relationship that Anna had with Howard
was simply a gold digger kind of relationship.
Uh, what impressed me,
uh, between the two of them was how much they loved each other
and how well-suited they were to each other.
And that seems terribly improbable to say.
She was such a young, voluptuous woman,
and he was an… little, old gnome of a man,
but they were both, um…
[smacks lips] …kind of extraordinary people
that… that other people were always trying to take pieces of.
And Howard and Anna were protection for each other.
They got each other.
[Anna] Daniel wants to say hi to you.
-[Daniel] Hi, Dad. -[Marshall] Hi, Daniel.
I love you, Daddy.
[Marshall] I love you.
[Daniel] Okay.
[gentle music playing]
[man] We lived in, uh, Oakhurst, Texas.
And there was, like, 215 people in the whole entire town.
There's literally a post office, a… a gas station, and a… a bait shop.
[Donnie chuckling]
[Missy] Nicky had never known her biological father,
and she believed it was because her mother was just an impossible tyrant
who didn't want her to have her father around.
So Nicky had, uh, built a vision in her head of who this… this man was,
and… and she just knew he had to be out there looking for her
like she was looking for him.
[phone ringing]
[birds chirping]
[Donnie] Well, we had a private investigator call the house
and want to know if, uh… if my father wanted to talk to his daughter.
And he wouldn't really give any information.
Just wanted to pretty much know if… if he wanted to speak to her.
He said, "Yeah, yeah, I'll talk to her."
And he hung up the phone,
and then of course the phone rings.
And then, uh, you know, he picks it up and, uh, started talking to her,
and she's wanting to bring us out to California,
but she wouldn't really tell us much information.
…gonna go see my Daddy.
You know, her last name, anything.
Just like, "Hey, I got tickets for you, and, you know, come see me." [chuckling]
[Anna] Hi!
[radio playing commercial]
[man] What a sweetheart.
So, um,
what did you say the very first time when you called them up?
I don't remember. I was shaking.
I was very emotional.
I was trying not to cry because I had makeup on.
I was going… Aah!
[man] And what was your father's reaction?
He was so happy. Like, freaking out.
He said he waited for this day for years and years and years.
And he said there wasn't one night he would go to sleep,
and I wasn't in his prayers.
[radio playing indistinctly]
[Anna] Hi!
[Anna laughing]
I was literally like, "I have no idea what I'm walking into."
You know, even my dad was like, "There's something going on."
We just know we're supposed to meet her there at the, uh, airport.
[indistinct chatter]
There she is.
[Anna] Is that my daddy?
[man] That's him.
[man] Let me get this for you.
[Anna giggling]
Love you!
[Donnie] This beautiful girl, you know, comes out with pigtails. [laughs]
Brother?
[Donnie] And I'm like, "Is this her?" You know?
[Anna speaking indistinctly, laughing]
Honestly, I was still in shock.
This is my daddy and my brother!
…go to my car and get the stuff out?
[Donnie] And she goes, "Do you know who I am?"
"You've never seen me before?"
I believe, uh, Missy, uh, was in there too,
and, uh, she was, like, going,
"You… You don't recognize her? You don't--"
And, "She might be hanging on your wall."
Yes! My daddy.
[rock music playing]
Okay, now I'll tell you what I do.
[Donnie] I gotta hear this.
Um, I'm a Guess model.
I'm also Playmate of the Year this year.
Um, do you know who Guess jeans is?
Maybe who… who Hugh Hefner is.
-[Anna] Yes. -[nervous chuckle] Yes.
[Anna] Hugh Hefner's part of our family now.
[man] You'll be at the Playboy Mansion Sunday night.
[Anna] You'll be at the Mansion tomorrow to meet everybody.
[man] So you'll meet Hef in person.
-She's been so excited about this. -[Anna chuckling]
-[man] Man, you couldn't believe it. -Yeah, I have.
It's a great day. It's so good to see this.
Oh gosh, okay.
[gentle music playing]
[Donnie] No, at the beginning, it was great.
I mean, she was excited. We were excited.
I mean, you could tell she, like, wanted a father figure in her life.
[inaudible]
[Donnie] We all decided to go to Disneyland.
Daniel was there, and, you know, I got to meet him, my nephew.
And, uh… And he had some blond, blond hair,
just like I did, you know?
I was like, "Wow! The kid looks just like me when I was little."
[chuckling] You know?
It was a beautiful day.
She wasn't getting along with her mother.
You know, that's why she got a hold of our father.
You know, everybody wants to look up to somebody.
I just met my real father for the first time in 24 years.
[man] I never expected it'd happen this late.
You know, that many years gone by and, uh…
Anyway, here she is, and here I am.
And I think she's really done great for herself.
She's beautiful, and I love her.
And I love you too.
And he's my daddy.
[dramatic music playing]
[Donnie] We were, like, invited to the Playboy Mansion.
You know, I'm like, "You're kidding."
And it was, like, a big party of, uh… for her being Playmate of the Year.
I remember, uh, meeting Hugh Hefner.
Uh, he was giving her her gift, which was a… a champagne-looking Jaguar.
My dad was there too.
[Marilyn] Looked a little like Elvis Presley, I remember.
Anna Nicole burst into my office saying,
"My dad's here! My dad found me!"
[Marilyn chuckling]
She was over the moon with excitement.
And she brought him in, and I met him.
He seemed very nice, very polite.
They left together.
And then that was it.
He never came back.
So I don't honestly know what ever happened to him.
[ominous music playing]
[Donnie] I wanted Vickie to know the truth.
My father is not a type of guy you want to be alone with,
or say… or… or feel safe.
You're not gonna feel safe.
I mean, he's… he's a monster.
[crows cawing]
[Donnie] I was about 16.
He told me a story
about how he, uh, raped his wife's sister.
He chased her down by a tree when his wife wasn't around.
She was a child.
He's very scary.
Uh, I was always afraid of him.
"I'll kill you dead."
"I'll stomp your head right in the ground."
I mean, he's that type of person
where he looks right at you, and you really believe he will do that.
And I just let her know straight up that…
that, you know, everything about him is true.
[Missy] Nicky came back from Los Angeles,
and I asked her about her father and her brother,
and she said she didn't want to talk about it.
Um, so we got-- When we were alone, um, on the plane,
uh, she told me
that, um, uh, her father had tried to have sex with her.
My dad?
Assaulted her?
No. I mean, it's…
Uh, that would be like him.
But is it true?
It couldn't be.
I was there every step of the way.
But you know what? I wouldn't put it past him. I mean…
I guess, uh,
guess I wasn't there all the time.
So it could be true.
[voice breaking] You could see it on, and I was really sad to see that…
[sucks teeth] …for her,
because I know how happy she was when…
when she met… you know, when she met him.
'Cause she had all these, um, ideas in her head
of what he was like and what it was gonna be like,
and she was just so, so disappointed.
-[man] Anna! -[crowd clamoring]
[dramatic music playing]
[car horn honking]
[camera shutters clicking]
[reporter] Anna Nicole, you been to Luther's lately?
No, I haven't been to Luther's. I haven't been anywhere.
I went out with my friend tonight, and that's it.
[reporter] This isn't Houston.
[Ligier] We had been seeing Anna Nicole show up at various clubs
with many different people,
and then she shows up with this young, blond guy…
[camera shutters clicking]
She was somewhat subdued with him,
but she was showing him off as her new boyfriend.
Michael?
Bye. Good night!
[reporters clamoring]
[siren wailing]
[anchor] Model-turned-actress Anna Nicole Smith has been hospitalized.
Now, the story broke just hours ago.
So right now, there aren't a lot of details.
[suspenseful music playing]
[sirens wailing]
[Ligier] Four months prior to Anna Nicole,
River Phoenix, another actor, had a drug overdose
and died on the streets of Hollywood right on the Sunset Strip.
It was… it was a trend that was starting to happen
where people were taking their partying too far.
[sirens wailing]
[Kevin] When the news came out, I think a lot of people were initially shocked,
um, you know, because drugs, it's… it's not something…
You don't automatically assume with her.
I mean, she… she still had this persona, of course,
of the… of the girl next door from… from Texas.
So that shattered that illusion.
It also made her more attractive to us,
because, "Hey, there's some… there's some dirt there that we can… we can go after."
-[reporter] You got the camera? -[reporter 2] Anna?
Anna, can we get some pictures, dear?
[reporters clamoring]
[Anna] You know, I'm just one little girl.
I'm just one little person,
and I've got 50 things thrown at me, and I'm like, "You know, what did I do?"
"What did I ever do but, you know, take pills?"
Well, take pills and drink alcohol. But I've never hurt anybody.
[man] Let me ask you. Do you worry at all about ever falling back into that?
Oh, absolutely not. It will never happen again.
[laughing] I promise.
No. Mm-mm.
Well, I'm still seeing Nicky, my friend,
and she's… she's really changing in an exponential way at this point,
because, uh, she's, uh… she's now Anna Nicole Smith.
[somber music playing]
[Missy] And she's got these… these important people calling her.
She's got these Guess people calling. She's got the Playboy people calling.
She has all these obligations now.
[camera shutter clicking]
[Missy] And it just got overwhelming.
She would show up to shoots looking kinda haggard, and…
and she would get called on the carpet for it,
and of course that adds more stress to it.
I think a lot of the stress that she was dealing with, too,
came from the fact that she was hiding this from Marshall.
She was always scared that it was gonna come out, you know?
And so she's taking more and more and more pills to… to relieve the stress.
And I… I'm getting worried about her, uh, state of mind,
because I'm starting to notice changes in her personality.
Uh, she's getting to where, uh, she's no longer grateful to Mr. Marshall.
She's really treating him like an ATM, kind of, now.
So he gives her a credit card, and it's…
He… He shares his personal credit card with her,
which has this ungodly limit on it,
and she… she maxes it out.
[ominous music playing]
[Kelly] J. Howard's son, Pierce Marshall, worked for his father.
And even the one time I heard Howard talking to Pierce,
my sense is that Pierce had to endure a lot of assaults on his dignity
working for his father.
And I think there was a lot of resentment that Pierce had for his father
and even more resentment that Pierce had for Anna,
that Anna was just gonna come along this late in the game
and take away from Pierce.
The things that he had put up with,
garbage from his father for years.
And… And he wasn't gonna let it happen.
He wasn't gonna let it happen.
[Missy] Of course, Mr. Marshall is spoiling her rotten,
and Pierce is the one who handled these things.
So he sees all of this money that's being plowed into her.
[music fades]
I felt like she was trying to fill herself up with this stuff,
because there was a hole in her soul or her spirit,
and she's trying to fill it up with all this outside stuff,
and it just… it was never gonna get full.
I mean, all that does is… is make you want more.
[somber music playing]
[machine beeping]
[Marshall] This is your husband.
Love you.
I've been trying to find you.
Please call me.
[machine beeping]
[Marshall] Please call your man.
I love you.
[machine beeping]
[Marshall] This is your man…
trying to find his lady fair.
Love you.
Please call me.
[machine beeping]
[Marshall] Your husband wants to talk to you.
Please call me.
Love you dearly.
[phone clicking]
[machine beeping]
[Anna] Hello?
-[Marshall] Hello, dearest. -[Anna] Hello.
-[Marshall] Where are you? -[Anna] I'm in bed.
[Marshall] I've been trying to call you for an hour.
[Anna] You have?
-[Marshall] Do you love your man? -[Anna] Yes.
[Marshall] Your man loves his lady fair.
[Anna] Quit waking me up,
or I'm gonna knock you out when I see you.
[Marshall chuckles] All right, dearest one.
-[Anna] I love you. -[Marshall] Take care, precious package.
[Anna] Oh yeah.
[Marshall] I told you that my dream last night
was that I'd been put on this Earth
to try to make life better for you than when you were young.
[Anna] I know, honey.
Tell me tomorrow. I'll forget tonight.
[Marshall chuckles] All right, dearest.
[Anna] Okay. Bye.
-[Marshall] Take care, precious package. -[Anna] I will.
-[Marshall] Good night. -[Anna] Good night.
[somber music playing]
[Missy] There came a point where I realized
that me being there was not beneficial to her anymore.
There was nothing I could do about it.
I mean, and it's like banging your head on the wall.
And you're watching this person that you love and care about
morph into this thing that… that is just…
just an egotistical monster that is selfish.
And she's a full-blown drug addict. I mean, there's no way around it.
She's taking a lot of drugs.
I was busting my ass to do everything I could to help her,
and she just… she didn't appreciate none of it.
And after everything we had been through, and…
and the things I helped her do, and the secrets I kept for her,
I was hurt. You know, I was really hurt,
because my friend that loved me wasn't there anymore.
She just… There was no compassion, no nothing in that woman anymore for me.
[seagulls warbling]
[Missy] So, I just… I quit.
I went home, and I didn't… I was done. We were done.
[music fades]
[clock ticking]
[somber music playing]
[Kelly] A couple of months into my representing Anna,
Howard signed a trust agreement.
It was an effort to control his estate taxes,
so he could use the money in the trust for whatever he wanted to use it for
until he died.
But it didn't turn out to be that for him.
Pierce worked behind the scenes
and stripped Howard of all control over his own assets,
stripped Howard of control over his life.
Howard had bought these beautiful…
a… a necklace, a bracelet, and a pair of earrings…
and gave them to Anna.
And they were worth over a million dollars.
All of a sudden, Pierce was calling up and telling her,
"You have to take the diamonds back. I'm not going to pay for them."
And that's how Howard found out
that he no longer had control over his own money.
Howard called me, and he said,
"The diamonds have to go back." And he was so sad and so broken.
[Marshall] This is Howard Marshall.
I think my son Pierce has overreached a little bit.
He has no business coming between my wife and myself.
I want my wife…
to be supported by me.
She's the light of my life.
I don't think Pierce quite understands that,
or maybe he's a little bit jealous.
I want my wife taken care of.
Howard went… went into a decline.
His health started to fail at that moment.
And Pierce,
uh, stripped Anna's ability to go see him.
They had to go to court in order to get her access, visitation rights.
What I saw from her was how helpless and frustrated she felt.
Um, and in the meantime, she was losing everything.
Anna always told me that J. Howard had promised her half of his money.
J. Howard Marshall, I think, was worth about $1.6 billion.
And once the case started, nothing could stop it.
[dramatic music playing]
[Kelly] She probably had no idea,
but she had Howard to protect her when she came to Los Angeles.
She had him to hire the people that she needed
to get the agents, and the PR people, and all of the things that she needed,
put all the pieces in place.
So, she started out, uh, just roaring,
and, uh, I guess she learned the hard way
about the… the cruelty that was waiting for her.
[reporter] Anna, how're you holding up?
[camera shutters clicking]
It's kind of hard to comment right now.
[anchor] With her court schedule,
the grieving widow may not have time to squeeze in many more photo shoots.
[Kelly] She's under siege.
She's been sued by many people
who are trying to get their hands on her husband's money.
[man scoffing]
[indistinct chatter]
[anchor] Well, another crisis for Anna Nicole Smith.
She says she's broke.
But there's more to the story than just a shortage of cash.
[camera shutters clicking]
What are y'all doing here?
[reporter] We're everywhere. You know that.
I came here to get rid of you guys…
-[reporter] Don't say that! -…so I could have a quiet evening.
-[reporter 2] You're our favorite. -[reporter] You'll hurt our feelings.
I'm your favorite. What you put in the paper is mean.
[reporter] No! We didn't put anything! We take great pictures!
No. Because you y'all turning this thing-- No. Let me make a statement.
-[reporter] Okay. -Let me make a statement.
I was being all sweet to you guys, and y'all screwed me over.
[reporter 1] No.
-Yeah, y'all did. -[reporter 2] We never tell them anything.
-[man] We can't help what TV people say. -I love you guys.
I will continue to love you guys
until y'all fuck with me like you did the other night.
[reporter] Thank you for supporting us.
[Anna] Put this in your paper.
[reporter] Oh yeah, that's great.
This is Anna Nicole at her best. And I'm at my best, so…
It's sad but true that, you know,
when someone does come off the rails like this, and particularly with drugs,
people back away very quickly.
[sputtering] William Morris dumped her as… as a client.
You… You had some fashion contracts don't want to be associated with it.
You know, no one really wants to be that close to it.
[reporter] Can we get a couple of pictures, Anna?
[Kevin] So when you're actually probably most in need,
you're finding the people around you are… are shying away and shooing you away.
-…get a couple pictures? -[man] Go ahead.
-All right then. -[man] Anna, please?
[reporters clamoring]
[ominous music playing]
She kept looking for somebody else to save her. [chuckling]
[crowd clamoring]
[woman] What are they doing?
-Jim, get the car. -[reporter] Anna, this way.
[Kelly] That's when Howard Stern came in.
[reporter] Anna, with the gentleman? What's the gentleman…
-The gentleman… -[reporter] What's his name?
The gentleman is Howard.
-I'm her lawyer. -And he's my lawyer.
-[reporter] Oh, you're kidding me. -No.
-So y'all are all fucked. -[reporter] Oh, we're in trouble now!
Bizarrely, we… we knew him, because he had an office in the same building as us,
so occasionally, we would ride in the elevator going up and down.
[camera shutters clicking]
[indistinct chatter]
[Kevin] He learned how it worked.
And… And he also understood, not just the publicity,
but the flow of money as well.
He knew, uh, how he could cash in on that.
[man talking indistinctly]
[indistinct chatter]
Come on, Anna. Anna, that's enough.
[reporter] It's right here. It's right here.
[Kelly] My impression was that he was kind of a low-level attorney,
who was looking for a big payday,
and he thought he was gonna move into this established case,
take it over, and take the money.
[indistinct chatter]
[RuPaul] You married the man. He wanted you to have the money.
I know you can't talk about that. Give her the damn money!
[audience cheering]
Show me the money!
Everyone in America really cares about Anna, whether, uh, you know…
A lot of people in the press slam her,
but I tell you, go from house to house, all over America, everybody loves her.
Everybody has a soft spot for the underdog.
So I believe that Anna should get whatever the hell she wants.
-[chuckling] Thank you. -It's true!
Just wish I could. [chuckling nervously]
[camera shutter clicks]
[anchor] Anna Nicole Smith walked into the courtroom
with a fuchsia knit sweater on and a picture of her husband close by.
She took the witness stand and talked about the love of her life.
He was just a brilliant, great, wonderful, wonderful man
that I loved deeply.
It wasn't a sexual, "Baby, oh baby, I love your body" type love.
It was a deep thank you for taking me out of this hole,
and thank you for saving my life and my son's life,
and thank you for taking care of us.
That's the kind of love that me and my husband had for each other.
[melancholy music playing]
[man] He thought if he gave her enough money during his lifetime,
I think he probably gave her $14 million during the course of their relationship
to try to get her in business and everything,
she would ultimately have plenty when he died.
The month before he died, he realized she was a totally lost cause.
He'd given her all this money, and she had none left.
He loved her. There's no question about that.
But Pierce knew his father did not promise her half of the estate.
And quite frankly, we shouldn't give her a dime.
And the reason is her entire case is built on a lie.
[anchor] In court, Pierce Marshall's side is predicting some bombshells.
His lawyers say they will not be shy about dredging through Anna Nicole's past.
[Rusty] That jury, 13 out of 16 of them were women.
[inaudible]
[Rusty] It was very clear that most women were going to side with Anna Nicole,
at least as we started out.
And the reason was they believed and said to us,
"Any man foolish enough to put himself in that situation
deserves pretty much whatever was gonna happen."
And so, the whole goal was to change that mindset.
Going after her was never going to be the right approach.
The better approach was always gonna be
let her reveal herself through her own words.
The jury has to reach their conclusion on their own.
Your Honor…
She's talking, and she's asking questions, and she's crying and looking to the jury.
And of course, she's looking to nine women who should be sympathetic to her.
Well, I had seen a couple of movies that she had made,
which she would never have been, in those movies, able to cry on demand.
So, honest to God, it was not prepared.
It wasn't anticipated. It just occurred to me. I go…
Ms. Marshall…
have you been taking new acting lessons?
[crying] Screw you, Rusty.
[people laughing]
And then we were off to the races.
You gotta buy a gown. You gotta buy shoes. You gotta, uh, pay hair and makeup.
I mean, it's very expensive to be me. I mean, it's terrible the things…
[Rusty] She was giving answers
that the average person would consider ludicrous.
[camera shutter clicking]
And it did not matter
whether it was alcohol, or sex, or drugs, or food.
She was a glutton.
The verdict ends up they answer all our questions favorably.
Anna Nicole was found not to be entitled to anything.
She received nothing from the trial.
So the verdict was a resounding victory for Pierce.
[camera shutters clicking]
[Rusty] She didn't lose because she was a gold digger.
She… She lost because of who she was.
[camera shutters clicking]
[music fades]
[somber music playing]
[siren wailing]
[dog barking]
[Anna, echoing] I would just advise people just to follow their dreams, you know?
They can come true.
I'm living proof.
Rock and roll!
[whimsical music playing]
Where do you want to put my gun, Sharon? Under the bed?
[Sharon] Wherever you wanna put it.
[Ozzy] I'll put it under the bed.
[man] The Osbournes was a massive hit for MTV.
So the executives at E! Entertainment realized,
"Maybe we can do a reality show."
They knew Anna Nicole was someone that their audience really liked.
[seagulls warbling]
[Ashley] She said, "They'll follow me night and day."
"They'll just live in my house with me."
"And everybody can be in it, Daniel and…"
"Howard wants me to do it. He… He'll be in it. And…"
"Nobody's talking about me. I'm not in the news at all right now."
"I wanted your advice. What do you think? Think I should do it?"
And I said, "Well, no, I don't think you should do it."
I mean, immediately, that was… She said, "Why?"
I said, "Because they're gonna make money by making fun of you."
She said, "Well,
okay."
And then she did it.
♪ Anna, Anna Glamorous Anna, Anna Nicole ♪
♪ Born poor in Texas, strugglin' slavin' ♪
♪ Tryin' to get some fame ♪
♪ Then you used what you got And that was a lot ♪
♪ You became a household name ♪
♪ Married a billionaire… ♪
[Marcus] The Anna Nicole Show was, uh, designed to be a comedy.
We have a line in the open that says,
"It's not supposed to be funny. It just is."
♪ Anna Nicole ♪
There was no specific talent to be on a reality TV show.
Um, you literally just had to, uh, audition for something,
and… and the producers had to like you and pick you.
♪ Well, she comes from Houston, Texas And she's looking for a guy ♪
♪ Well, I thought I'd be the one But I'm in love with Sugar Pie ♪
♪ Yeah! Oh my Anna I'll always be faithful ♪
♪ And if I ever cheat Then you can ride me like a bull ♪
[dramatic music playing]
[Mitchell laughing]
[Mitchell] We kind of exchanged details,
and if I was in LA, I would come to the house and hang out.
Otherwise, we would talk on the phone and things like that,
but I would actually be curious to know, like,
how many really deep friendships Anna had.
[man] Anna didn't need a personal assistant. She needed a friend.
Calling it a personal assistant was more PC than saying…
[smacks lips] "I'm really fucking lonely and depressed,
and I can't make it through the day 'cause I have no friends."
She goes,
"You're not like the others, are you?"
I go…
I'm looking around thinking like, "I don't know. Who's… Who's the others?"
"I'm not sure."
Anna and I became very, very close.
I don't wanna say more so than Pol' and Anna.
But we had that really intimate, special bond
that nobody could break.
Anna always made me feel that…
that I was the only one that she was talking to.
She trusted me with information and told me things
that you wouldn't think she probably told hardly anybody.
She didn't like to talk about her childhood.
[wind whooshing]
She liked to talk about how much she hated her family.
[Pol'] She would always tell me about her mother.
Anna Nicole hated her mother.
The only thing I knew that Anna ever wanted to do
was never to be like Virgie.
She made sure that she was there for Daniel all the time.
The world would stop for Daniel.
[inaudible]
[Nathan] When I first met Daniel…
he was…
everything I wasn't expecting.
I was expecting a spoiled Hollywood brat.
[inaudible]
[Nathan] Daniel was smart. He was humble.
I think he was getting a lot of bullying at school.
You know, like, "I saw your mom's tits today."
Or whatever they would say about his mom. And it's like… [chuckles]
[Anna] That's my son. Isn't he cute?
[Nathan] And it made him shy away from people.
Nobody came over for him.
[inaudible]
[man] I watch the show pretty religiously. I think I've missed maybe one episode.
[sighing] I… I think that, you know, the son…
I… I feel bad for him.
Yes, that's a definite. I feel bad for the son and the dog. [chuckling]
-The dog I feel bad for too. -I think they're both being abused.
Yeah. I feel that Anna Nicole…
I know she keeps saying that she's not on anything.
I think she is on something.
-[reporter] What's going on, Anna? -Oh, not much.
-[reporter] How you doing? -I'm doing wonderfully.
-[reporter] It's good to see you. -Thank you.
[Howard] And I also get that,
for some reason, she doesn't think she's heavy.
I would say she weighs 300 pounds at least.
I'll bet you 100 bucks she's not over 300, but it's gonna be so close.
I think she's probably 280 or 290.
[Howard] All right, let's… let's do this.
The person who comes closest within five pounds of her weight…
We'll have a pool.
[woman] She was devastated by what the media was saying about her.
I mean, they were, you know basically calling her a fat pig.
She told me that basically from the time she was going to Playboy
that… that literally everybody was always telling her
she needed to lose weight.
She always needed to lose that weight.
And so she ended up having an eating disorder.
She didn't see herself as beautiful.
Even in her own perfection,
she didn't see herself as beautiful
because she didn't feel beautiful inside.
-Temptation, it's tough to resist. -[ominous music playing]
Ask anyone who's trying to diet.
[announcer] Just one Dexatrim controls your appetite all day.
A revolutionary weight-loss product
that just may be the weight-loss answer we've all been looking for.
[Bonnie] TrimSpa was a diet supplement company.
They had created some diet pills
that, you know, they negotiated Anna to represent.
[Anna giggling]
[Bonnie] Anna wanted to lose weight. I said, "Well, I'm gonna come over."
"We're gonna exercise. We're gonna do yoga."
She's like, "Okay."
She probably lost at least 25 to 30 pounds.
But then what happened was
Anna was getting antsy, and she wanted all the weight off.
And about a month later, the assistant called me up and said,
"You need to come over. Please come over now."
"I'm really, really worried about Anna."
Anna was in bed. She had no makeup on.
And there was a white ring,
I mean white, like a white sheet, around her mouth.
And it was dehydration.
She hadn't eaten anything since the day that I left.
And she was drinking, like, maybe two inches of water a day
and taking, um…
[smack lips] …a diuretic.
And I said, "Can I get a doctor here?"
"No."
"You need intravenous. Like, you need something." "No."
[anchor] She didn't look like the glamour girl she tries to be. Her…
[Bonnie] I mean, she could barely talk.
[anchor] …and her lipstick looked slopped on.
[Bonnie] I had water with a straw that I was giving her.
[somber music playing]
[Bonnie] And I'm like, "You can never do this to yourself again
because you won't live the next time."
And she said, "I know."
She said, "I know." [sniffling]
[inaudible]
I know that that day, that I saved Anna's life.
I know I did.
[inaudible]
[ad music playing]
[rock music playing]
Hi! Hi.
[crowd clamoring]
Thank you. I'm back. [chuckling]
[woman] You look unbelievable.
-[man] Come on, Anna. -[woman] You look amazing.
[announcer] Get the attention you deserve.
-[man] Over here, Anna! -[man 2] Anna! How did you do it?
TrimSpa, baby!
[announcer] Anna, the ultimate comeback. Make yours.
1-800-TRIMSPA or Trimspa.com.
[dramatic music playing]
[camera shutters clicking]
TrimSpa went crazy.
-[reporters clamoring] -[woman] Anna!
[Bonnie] That was her comeback.
[man] Just one per person.
Okay, one per person, guys. One per person.
[man 2] Anna.
[indistinct chatter]
[man] My name is Maurice Brighthaupt.
People know me as Big Moe.
And I was Anna Nicole Smith's bodyguard.
In the beginning, I think she tested me
to see if I was trustworthy to be with her.
She'd say, "You… Do you like my body? You think I'm beautiful?"
"Would you like to, you know, see where we can go with this?"
And I looked at her dead in the eye and said,
"Right now, I really think of you as a little sister."
And she shed a little tear. She said, "You know what?"
"I'm so glad I met you."
After about two days of working with her, I started calling her baby girl.
And from that point on, she called me Momo.
[reporter 1] Get back. Get back. Anna!
[crowd clamoring]
[reporter 2] Anna! Way over here!
[reporter 3] Anna!
[Maurice] She had to present Kanye West with the award
at the American Music Awards.
And before she went on stage, Howard and her was talking,
and I said, "This is gonna be great. You're gonna be on stage."
"Be yourself."
And that's when she sat back and thought,
"Wow, I'm going to do something that everyone will always remember."
[announcer] Anna Nicole Smith.
[crowd cheering, applauding]
[show music playing]
[Maurice] She got up on stage
and looked like maybe a little high or drunk.
That was Anna. Anna knew how to work the crowd.
[crowd cheering]
[slurring] And if I ever record an album, I want this guy to produce mine.
Make me beautiful duets!
'Cause he's freaking genius!
[crowd cheering loudly]
[Maurice] Once she got off the stage, the first thing she did, looked at Howard,
"How did I do?"
Off the camera, and we was all by ourselves,
Anna was with it.
-[reporters clamoring] -[camera shutters clicking]
[Maurice] And after that,
we got so many other speaking engagements to go to.
[Anna] It's crazy.
It's totally crazy.
Everyone out of the blue is calling. Calling, calling, calling.
And I didn't even have to do a… a sex tape.
And I'm getting all this attention,
and I'm like, "Oh my God."
I'm like, "Wow! I should, like, flub a line more often."
[chuckling] It's like, "Whoa!"
[Maurice] Everything would go through Howard.
But ultimately, it was her decision whether or not she would take the offers.
Anna knew how to work it.
[inaudible]
[Maurice] There's a saying out there
that said that Howard was controlling everything.
[inaudible]
Howard did not control everything.
Anna was in control of everything.
If she thought that anybody was trying to control her,
she would get rid of them, point-blank.
[bell ringing]
-[gun firing] -[announcer speaking indistinctly]
[horses galloping]
[dramatic music playing]
[man laughing]
[Kevin] Larry Birkhead was a photographer
and met Anna Nicole for the first time at the Kentucky Derby.
Kiss me.
[Kevin] He was extremely polite.
That's going above the bed, right there. [laughs]
Larry knew already the power of the celebrity pictures.
[camera shutter clicking]
And so as soon as he met Anna Nicole Smith,
the light bulb went off above his head,
and he was like, "Ooh, this could be quite lucrative."
I met Larry Birkhead for the first time when they all came to New York City.
And Larry was there and… and kind of introduced as her photographer…
[inhales deeply]
…but it was pretty obvious that he was maybe more than that.
And I also knew that she was, at that time,
kind of wanting to be pregnant and to have a baby.
So, my mind of course went there to,
"Oh, this is probably who she hopes will father her child."
[camera shutter clicking]
I was in LA for something, and I went to visit.
He was kind of there, and they were trying to have a child.
Um, but he wasn't staying in her room. He was kind of… kind of had his own room.
Um… [scoffing] …yeah.
-[camera shutter clicks] -[somber music playing]
[Mitchell] But I heard the details of what she was looking for in a father.
Like, "You won't have visitation rights, or be paid money,
or be able to legally say that the child is yours."
There were some pretty strict parameters
surrounding, um, you know, her having a child with somebody.
So I figured he was on that same page.
[light switch clicking]
[objects clattering]
[man] In 2004, I took over a practice in Studio City.
[footsteps approaching]
[door opening]
[door closing]
I was really not interested in… in a celebrity practice.
I mean, you know, most of my patients were older.
The doctor before me said, "Have you heard of Anna Nicole Smith?"
"I see her for chronic pain."
"She's very, um, manipulative,
and she's… and she can charm you and try-- Just don't get caught in that."
[contemplative music playing]
[Dr. Kapoor] She had had many ailments over the past,
including various things like fibromyalgia.
Um, uh, she'd had significant, like, different back pains.
She had some chest pain.
A breast implant that was ruptured and had to be repaired.
And when there was, uh, emotional issues that were happening to her,
um, her pain was worse.
[reporter] Anna.
[reporters clamoring]
[Dr. Kapoor] What you see in the public eye
is this bubbly, vivacious,
uh, this, you know, bombshell type of thing.
But behind the scenes, um,
it's a different story.
[man laughing]
[Dr. Kapoor] She was on methadone,
which was the pain medicine that worked for her.
This is a medicine that is… is, uh, always known
as people that are addicted to heroin.
So people would look at it and say, "Well, she must've been a heroin addict."
She said, "Um, don't worry about the doses."
"I'm like a horse. I can take a lot of medicine."
"It takes me a lot to have the effect."
[dog barking]
Hi, it's me, Anna Nicole, as you can see.
I've been hearing a lot of gossip in the papers.
"Is Anna pregnant? She's pregnant. She's pregnant by some guy."
Well, let me stop all the rumors.
Yes, I am pregnant.
I, uh, I'm happy.
I'm very, very happy about it.
I'll let you see me as I'm growing.
So, that's it at this time.
Bye.
[suspenseful music playing]
So one day, Anna sent me an email,
and she said, "Guess what? You're gonna be an aunt!"
[Mitchell laughing]
So she said, "Howard, you can be the father."
"We'll do this together."
Just think of how beautifully that worked.
I mean, this is her attorney,
who is a friend.
You know, not a lover, but a friend.
And, um… And they're going to--
They have obviously a really strong bond,
and they're gonna continue to have a strong bond
as they work together through all kinds of legal challenges.
So it made perfect sense for that to be the ultimate storyline.
I think my parents were a little shocked. [laughing]
You know, um…?
Because Howard never, that I'm aware of,
never said to my parents, "I'm having a relationship with Anna."
You know? Like, I don't think they knew that.
My mom, like, being a grandmother, was, like, that was her pride and joy.
[music fades]
[sirens wailing]
[Nathan] I was at my apartment in West Hollywood.
I'm having a Kylie Minogue birthday party. [chuckling]
I'm a huge Kylie fan, so that day is very important to me,
and I try to throw a party when I can.
[electro-pop music playing]
[Nathan] And just like every party in Hollywood,
there was alcohol, and there was cocaine,
and we were just having a good time.
[indistinct chatter]
[Nathan] And Daniel comes over.
"Hey. You wanna have a drink?" He's like, "I wanna have everything."
[chuckling] I was like, "Where… Where did this come from?"
[tense music playing]
[indistinct chatter, laughter]
[Nathan] Daniel never drank. [chuckling]
I never saw him drink.
Maybe, I mean, one beer every two weeks or three weeks or…
It was very rare.
Fast-forward to May.
He's drinking.
He's doing cocaine. He's doing pills.
He was… I think he was about to turn 21.
Personality-wise, I had noticed that he had…
kind of changed.
Like, it was a little bit more of an edgier, darker side of Daniel
that I hadn't seen before.
I think… I think I offered him a drink, and he was just like…
He said, "Can I drink on some methadone?"
And I was like, "Where did you get the methadone?" [chuckles]
I'm like, "Did you take it from your mom?" And he said… He was like, "Yeah."
I'm like, "First of all, how much did you take?" [chuckling]
He's like… He's like, "I just took one. I just…"
[Nathan sighing heavily]
I mean, honestly… [chuckling]
[inhales deeply]
…it sounds stupid,
because I was at a party with cocaine and alcohol. [chuckles]
"You shouldn't be doing methadone, but here have some cocaine."
Um, it…
You know, it's just one of those things like, "God, be careful. I can't…"
You know, "Stop doing that, but here have some cocaine." [chuckles]
[sighing heavily]
[Nathan] You know, young and dumb, but I was really worried.
[crowd cheering]
[ominous music playing]
[music fades]
[anchor] Former Playboy Playmate Anna Nicole Smith's bid
to get part of her late husband's fortune has new life today,
thanks to a very unlikely group of allies, the Supreme Court.
[anchor 2] The high court has agreed to hear the ex-Playboy model's case.
She's claiming millions of dollars from her dead husband's estate.
[tense music playing]
[computer chiming]
Whenever I would be on, um, AOL, I would see a box,
people who were on there, and her name was Hot Smoochie Lips.
[computer trilling]
[Mitchell] So Anna had sent me an instant message,
and she was referring to Larry.
[keyboard clacking]
[computer chiming]
[keyboard clacking]
[computer chiming]
[Mitchell] It was really clear that Anna Nicole did not want
to share custody with somebody else.
She just wanted the child, no strings attached,
and the best way to do that was to maybe escape the States
and… and do this elsewhere.
[music fades]
[Pol'] Anna never wanted anything from Larry.
Anna wanted Larry to leave her alone.
The truth is
she couldn't stand him.
-[melancholy music playing] -[seagulls warbling]
[Mitchell] The Bahamas would be her fresh start.
This was her chance to raise the baby all by herself…
and do it the way that she wanted it to be done
and the way she wished she could've done for Daniel.
In the Bahamas, there is, um, a few interesting legalities.
One being that
whoever signed the birth certificate in the Bahamas is the father.
That's how they see it.
And so if Howard K. Stern signs that, then he's the legal father. The end.
[Dr. Kapoor] Anna called me in late August,
and she had just informed me on the phone that she has moved to the Bahamas.
And I said, "Well what about your care… you know, care?"
"Um, well, I'm… I'm here, and it's a beautiful place,
and it's really relaxing," and all this stuff.
I said, "Well, you know--"
And then, she also was calling really to say,
"I'm gonna run out of my methadone."
[seagulls warbling]
[Dr. Kapoor] That can result in withdrawals, which can be deadly,
and I was worried about the baby.
And I checked to see
if, you know, you could even get methadone in the Bahamas,
and there was absolutely no way.
So I called the pharmacy.
"She needs to have this medicine. She only has a couple of days left."
I said, "What can I do?"
[somber music playing]
So the decision was made.
We're going to try to get it to her in the Bahamas from here.
And, um, she got her methadone.
And then, Daniel came to see me
and was saying that he and his mother were not getting along.
He seemed anxious and somewhat irritated by the situation.
And he was struggling with some issues of depression.
And so he ended up being admitted to a hospital.
He was seen by a psychiatrist
who started him on the medicine Lexapro before he was discharged home.
[ominous music playing]
[Dr. Kapoor] I said, "You need to come back and take care of him."
I don't know if she realized that, um, he was…
the gravity of what he was going through.
[unnerving music playing]
[baby crying]
[music fades]
I was called by Howard
and told that she just delivered a bouncing baby girl,
and she's, uh, she looks beautiful.
And I… I said, "Can I speak to Anna?"
She said, "Momo, the baby's beautiful and all I ever… what I ever wanted."
Then she told me, she says, "Well, Daniel's on his way."
Whew! Wow. Okay, we got them together.
They're… They're talking.
She sent the plane ticket, and he's on his way.
[somber music playing]
[birds chirping]
[seagulls warbling]
[music fades]
[phone ringing]
[receiver clicking]
[Maurice] I got an out-of-state phone call,
and I looked and said, "Oh man, this is the Bahamas."
And it was Howard on the phone, very somber, soft, uh, tone in his voice.
He said, "Uh, Mo, uh, Anna needs you really bad."
Then I could hear Anna in the background, "Momo, come now! Momo, come now."
So I… I said… I said, "What's going on?"
He said, "Uh, Daniel just died."
[waves crashing]
[Maurice] I said, "What?
What do you mean, 'just died'?"
He said, "Yeah. He saw his sister,
then never woke up."
And…
"He's gone."
[spokesperson] Daniel Wayne Smith arrived at the hospital late evening
on Saturday, September 9th
and remained as a visitor with his mother and newly-born sister.
On Sunday, at 9:38 a.m., the nurse was called,
following which physicians on the floor were immediately summoned.
[somber music playing]
[spokesperson] Resuscitative efforts using advanced life-support protocol
continued for 22 minutes.
He was pronounced dead at 10:05 a.m.
We would like to extend our sincerest condolences
to the family and the friends of Daniel Wayne Smith,
and we encourage the press
to please be sensitive to the family's loss
and give them the opportunity to grieve during this time.
[Pol'] She was a wreck.
She was incoherent.
She couldn't talk.
She didn't wanna live.
Daniel was the reason why she wanted to get out of Mexia, Texas.
Everything that she did was for Daniel.
[somber music continues]
[Pol'] Every single conversation was what she did wrong,
blamed herself the whole time.
[music fades]
She said, "I just wanna die."
"I don't deserve to be here. It should've been me."
"It should have never been him."
[voice breaking] "It should've been me."
Tonight, the sudden and unexpected death of a young man, just 20 years old,
under investigation.
Twenty-year-old Daniel Smith,
his death, his sudden and unexpected death there in a Bahaman hospital,
was it murder?
[unnerving music playing]
[anchor] Rumors continue to swirl about the strange and sudden death
of Anna Nicole Smith's son Daniel.
As new evidence of an overdose emerges,
we ask, could this be an accident or even suicide?
[camera shutters clicking]
[Pol'] We're surrounded with more than 300 paparazzi.
The front and the side is barricaded with photographers, international.
Cameras sticking up over the wall…
to see her devastation.
[somber music playing]
[Maurice] Every time she wakes up, "Daniel's calling me."
"Daniel wants me there. Daniel wants me there."
I would bring Dannielynn to her and said, "This is the reason why you must live on."
Her whole mentality would change.
She would sit there, smile,
and look at the baby, and say, "You're just an angel."
And I said, "See, this is why you must live."
But she wanted to be with Daniel all the time.
Because every time she would sleep, she would see him.
Mom! Mom!
And that's why I believe that she always liked to be sedated
and taking these pills that will help her sleep.
Every dream, Daniel was there.
Most of the people that was around her was enabling her.
She says, "Howard, I want you to give me all these pills,
and you either give them to me, or I'll find somebody else that do."
It ain't like Howard says, "You have to take all these pills."
Howard would never do that.
She didn't need enablers.
[anchor] This is a time of great joy for her.
She's bringing a new child into the world.
And at the time of her greatest joy,
something happens to her 20-year-old child.
That is going to make her feel tremendously guilty.
[music fades]
[reporters clamoring]
[camera shutters clicking]
[Larry] Thanks, everybody, for coming. And I just want to say
that, um, I am the father of Dannielynn,
and I think this is, um,
a crime, basically, what these people are doing to me.
And I expect to be reunited with my daughter,
uh, with the help of my attorney, Mrs. Opri.
Thank you all for coming.
[anchor] Who's the father of Anna Nicole Smith's baby girl?
If this man has anything to say about it, it's him.
[anchor 2] Dannielynn could inherit millions of dollars
from the estate of Smith's late husband, oil tycoon J. Howard Marshall.
[anchor 3] Why has Anna Nicole been so secretive
about who the father of her new daughter is?
Uh, Anna and I have, um, been in a relationship,
and we love each other,
and it's been going on for a very long time.
So you are the father?
Yes, sir.
[Larry King] By the way, have there been any DNA tests taken? Is that--
-[Stern] Proud father. -[Larry King] What?
[Stern] I said, "Proud father."
[anchor] Attorney Howard K. Stern says he's the father.
Ex-boyfriend Larry Birkhead says the child is his,
and in the zaniest moment of the day,
Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband, Prinz Frédéric von Anhalt,
hinted even he could be involved.
There are lots of people who could be the father.
[man] Could you be the father?
I don't know. I mean…
Sometimes I'm a bad boy. Yeah.
Who is the father of Dannielynn?
He's the father of her.
[Larry] I am the father.
You know, until science proves me wrong, I am the father.
[Stern] We really haven't been allowed to grieve
with the way that this whole thing has been handled.
And, you know, I…
It's gonna be, uh, I think, a little while
before, um, you know, we're gonna be able to experience real happy moments.
[music fades]
[clock ticking]
[phone line ringing]
[dispatcher] Fire and rescue.
[officer] Hi, this is Seminole Police.
If you can please respond to the Hard Rock.
-[dispatcher] Uh-huh. -[officer] Room 607.
[dispatcher] Okay.
[officer] It's gonna be in reference to a white female, who is, um…
What, is she not responsive?
[officer 2] Not responsive and not breathing.
[officer] She's not breathing, and she's not responsive.
She's, um, actually Anna Nicole Smith.
-[dispatcher] Oh, okay. -[officer] Okay? All right. Thank you.
[somber music playing]
[inaudible]
[Pol'] There's people in front of the store going,
"Do you know what's going on? What happened? Did you hear?"
And I'm like, "What are you talking about? Who are you?"
All these news vans.
And Patrik goes… calls, uh, Anna's number. She's not answering.
Calls Howard. He's not answering.
Calls Mo, and he goes, "Baby girl is gone."
Baby girl is gone."
And the pain that he was speaking with was so great.
Run to the airport. First flight out. Five hours later, we're in Florida.
Howard was a mess.
I mean,
he was inconsolable.
[anchor] A lot of people are really painting Howard K. Stern as a villain.
[man] How you doing today?
[anchor] A lot of people have made him out to be a manipulator.
[anchor 2] Reportedly, they are looking for possible prescriptions
written out to Howard K. Stern to supply Anna with drugs.
Can you tell me why you're not cooperating with the Broward County Medical Examiner?
I have no comment to make.
The methadone prescriptions with my name on it appears in the press.
This doctor shipped it over to her, to a pregnant lady.
And it… it felt like they were blaming me for her death,
um, and… and they were.
[camera shutters clicking]
[anchor] This may say a lot
about our current culture of celebrity and media these days
when all the major cable news networks
switched over to non-stop, live coverage this afternoon,
when word arrived that Anna Nicole Smith had died.
She was 39 years old.
She was adored by millions but loved by few.
There was obviously always this sorta air of tragedy around Anna Nicole Smith.
She had so much misfortune in her life.
[anchor] So what about Anna's money?
Does she have a will, and, um, who is the father of this child?
Whoever has access to this child,
whoever is raising this child has access to whatever monies this child inherits,
which is potentially tens of millions if not hundreds of millions of dollars.
I mean, the phrase "rest in peace" means absolutely nothing, unfortunately,
when it comes to Anna Nicole Smith.
[inaudible]
[music fades]
[Missy] She told me all the time that she was gonna die young.
And I felt really bad because I said, I… you know, I should've believed her.
I should've, uh, spent some more time doing things that were positive.
I shouldn't have said the stuff I said to her,
you know, because now, I'm… I can't take it back.
I'm never gonna be able to change it. It's… It's over.
[Missy sniffling]
And then I thought about her baby girl, and I thought, "How sad."
Because that little girl's never gonna know
how much her mother loved her even before she was born, you know?
She… She's never gonna know how badly her mom wanted her,
and she's never gonna feel her hugging her,
and… and singing to her, and doing all those things that mothers do.
[somber music playing]
[Missy] But I thought, you know, "At least, she's back with Daniel."
"At least, her and Daniel are back together," and… [sniffling]
[inaudible]
[camera shutters clicking]
[music fades]
[crow cawing]
[dog barking]
First of all, she's not my mother.
She's my birth mother.
[somber music playing]
[Anna] I left home when I was 15 years old.
[Missy] I'm just sitting on the couch, uh, and the TV's on.
And I see Nicky on TV.
What has she done for me? You wanna hear how my childhood was?
All the beatings, and the whippings, and the rape.
That's my mother.
That's my mom.
[Missy] She said that she was raped at home,
and she had to run away from home, and she was beaten.
Bitch.
[Missy] I was shocked, because I knew
that was not her childhood coming out of her mouth.
That was my childhood.
That's exactly what happened to me and the way I relayed it to her.
Vickie told people that my mama abused her.
And she did not abuse her.
My mother was a very sweet, loving person.
[Missy] The only person that I ever remember
coming to her rescue was her mother,
over and over and over.
There were times that we got out of a lot of trouble because of Virgie.
If she had not been in… in law enforcement,
we… we would've been in prison a couple times, you know?
[Donald] They did talk to each other behind the scenes.
And they cared about each other.
My mom passed away three years ago with cancer.
[birds chirping]
[ominous music playing]
We were not poor.
We lived a moderate life in Houston.
Three bedrooms, two carports.
She would tell these stories
about what a horrible
childhood she had.
And I said… I asked her one time. I said,
"Vickie Lynn, why do you tell such lies?"
"Why do you do that?"
She said, "Mother, I wish you could just understand that…
I make more money telling sad stories
than I make telling good stories."
She… She said, "Don't get me wrong."
"I make money anytime my name is out in the open."
"Anytime my name is written down somewhere,
in the newspaper, on TV, in the news."
"It doesn't matter."
"If my name is out there, I'm making money."
"Which is my purpose in life. I'm making money."
She said, "But if it's… if it's bad, something really bad,
I make 50 times the amount of money than I make if it's good."
And I said, "Well, Vickie, don't you want people to think good about you?"
She says, "Well, no. Not if bad pays better."
I said, "Doesn't it embarrass you?"
She says, "No, not to the tune of however much money I can make from it,
it doesn't embarrass me."
I said, "Don't you think it embarrasses your family?"
She says, "Mom… this is my life."
[Virgie chuckling]
"Not your life. This is my life."
"So I ought to be able to tell whatever stories I want to tell."
"True or false, I ought to be able to tell 'em."
Nicky did very much get swept away by a story that she created.
Can you tell so many lies and tell it so many times
that all of a sudden it's true?
But she lost her son. She lost… She lost her life.
She lost everything.
That's what it cost her.
[music fades]
["My Heart Belongs to Daddy" by Marilyn Monroe playing]
-[Anna mouthing] -♪ While tearing off a game of golf ♪
♪ I may make a play for the caddy ♪
♪ But when I do, I don't follow through ♪
♪ 'Cause my heart belongs to Daddy ♪
♪ If I invite a boy some night ♪
♪ To dine on my fine food and haddie ♪
♪ I just adore his asking for more ♪
♪ But my heart belongs to Daddy ♪
♪ Yes, my heart belongs to Daddy ♪
♪ So I simply couldn't be bad ♪
♪ Yes, my heart belongs to Daddy ♪
♪ Da, da, da, da, da, da, da, da, dad ♪
♪ So I want to warn you, laddie ♪
♪ Though I know That you're perfectly swell ♪
♪ That my heart belongs to Daddy ♪
♪ 'Cause my Daddy ♪
♪ He treats it so ♪
[song fades]
[somber music playing]
[music fades]