Dustin Hoffman will never forget about his first meeting with the late Princess Diana because the British royal supposedly flirted with him:
"I happened to be playing tennis in Shepherd's Bush (west London) and she was there and they said, 'Do you want to meet?' "I said, 'Sure!' She was very proper until she turned to go and she (looked back over her shoulder and made flirty eyes). "I thought, 'That's my kinda girl.' It's more fun to go through life that way, otherwise there's a lie in the air."
When did it become OK to start announcing that you could have banged Princess Diana? The Hoff was claiming the same thing a few months ago. Christ, leave the dead alone. There's more than enough screwed up living people to make wild accusations about. You don't see my writing about that time John Wayne propositioned me for oral behind the dumpster at a Phoenix area Burger King. It just wouldn't be right to mention that when he can't even defend himself.
David Hasselhoff is claiming that he and Princess Diana became "smitten" with each other after meeting in 1993.
The Hoff, 54, was introduced to the princess at a London charity bash, and was immediately seduced by her warm smile and statuesque figure. The Baywatch hunk is convinced the leggy royal felt the same way. He said: "She was smitten with me since I am so tall. I was smitten with her since she was so tall." But even with the "sparks" between them, The Hoff insists he could sense the toll royal life was taking in the princess. He added: "I felt like she was little girl caught up in this whirlwind. I saw this little girl who just wanted to be a person, but (was) caught in this shell."
Hasselhoff: "She was smitten with me since I am so tall. I was smitten with her since she was so tall." Well said David, well said indeed. Cicero himself couldn't have delivered a finer sentence. I think the time has come for David Hasselhoff--orator, statesman, television lifeguard. Why hasn't Congress officially recognized him as a "national treasure?"
