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Rachael Ray is a bum!
by Karina Longworth, posted Dec 27th 2005 10:19AM
Or, was, at any rate. Page Six
(cribbing from the ever-reliable National Inquirer) is reporting today that the uber-hyper TV cook, now host
of the Food Network's 30 Minute Meals as well as a frequent guest on Oprah, dropped out of Pace
University after after blowing through her tuition money, and, with creditors on her tail, fled New York for the
Adirondacks. "She spent the money and then she didn’t want her mom to find out, so she
borrowed money to pay her tuition, and then she couldn’t pay it back," a source told the scandal sheet.
"She was bouncing checks, and some people were threatening her.” Ray's official bio says nothing
about her days at Pace – only that she worked in several NY gourmet stores before deciding that
"though this New York City fast track was exciting, Rachel ... wanted to return to the lifestyle of the
Adirondacks.” Her rep insists that she left New York after being mugged by the same man twice, a story which
Ray's father, Jim, confirmed to the Inquirer. " She thought she’d be raped
or murdered the last time," Jim said. "Fortunately a dog barked and he ran off.”TV Squad Hot Topics
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