Don't Mind If I Do

The Anti-Hot Sauce of the Day: George Hamilton
October 16, 2008 at 12:23pm PST
Tags: Don't Mind If I Do, George Hamilton, Hot Sauce, The View, Today Show
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

George Hamilton, arriving for an appearance of the Today Show this morning to promote his new book “Burnt to a Crisp.”

Seriously, we feel like we got skin cancer just looking at this photo.

Actually, the book is titled “Don’t Mind If I Do,” and it recounts such adventures as his sexual exploits with his 28-year old stepmother when he was just 12. During his appearance later in the day on The View, the ladies said he’d been molested, and George replied, “I was molested? I am down for it again!”

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