Joe Francis Fuels Feud With Sam Ronson

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(Oct. 29) - Joe Francis, known for his 'Girls Gone Wild' franchise, went on Tyra Banks' show today to tell the world he's innocent in the on-going feud with Samantha Ronson, calling her a "wretched woman" who is controlling Lindsay Lohan. Of course, Page Six immediately contacted Ronson, who fumed about one of the most "disgusting human beings in the world."
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During the episode, Francis calls Ronson "very jealous. Samantha tried to start a fight with me. I care about Lindsay - she's not gay. She's being controlled by this . . . wretched woman, this Samantha."
The feud began during the VMA party on Sept. 7 when Francis approached Lohan and Ronson's table. Ronson recalls the evening, "He said hello to Lindsay and looked over at me as if I wasn't a human being. He's got no manners."
Lohan blogged on her MySpace a few weeks ago about the on-going feud. "Joe Francis has no place in saying anything about Samantha . . . especially after all the [bleep] he has done."
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