Singing Temptresses Turn Down Tempting Offer to Go Down on Each Other

Erm... Dr Evil sir, a million dollars isn't exactly a lot of money these days.

A Las Vegas casino owner put two million dollars all on pink after seeing a spread of sexy pop duo R-Go in the September 2005 issue of Playboy. However his wheel landed on the big green zero after the girls, known universally in the local media as the R-Go Gidák ("R-Go Fawns") refused his request for a lesbian photoshoot, and a million dollars each, writes Színes Bulvár lap. "He wanted us to be the advertising face of the casino, but for this kind of money, it wouldn't have just been any old photo shoot. He wanted to take lesbian photos of us kissing and licking each other free from inhibitions," explains Moni, the blonde in the band. She says she never even considered accepting the offer. "I am exclusively into men - even having to stroke each other for the Playboy photographer was extremely uncomfortable for me," she said. Dóri, who was only 17 at the time of the controversial shoot, did give it some thought. "He offered so much money it would have solved all my financial problems for the rest of my life. But I was only 17, so I didn't dare to accept, and my boyfriend wouldn't have been happy about it either. We may not now have a million dollars but at least we can sleep at night."

It was probably the right decision, technically a minor when the original Playboy shoot was made, the police were sniffing around the photos before a doctor (!!) eventually deemed the photos to be "art rather than pornography." It is reasonable to assume that Las Vegas casino honchos are not interested in "art."