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Larry Birkhead, who gained fame in a custody battle over Anna Nicole Smith's daughter, testified Friday that he regularly saw the ex-model take prescription drugs, including methadone.
Birkhead took the stand in a preliminary hearing to determine whether two doctors and Smith's lawyer-boyfriend should stand trial on charges of conspiracy to illegally provide her with tamed substances.
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Birkhead told a Superior Court judge he saw bottles of Valium and other narcotics after moving in with Smith in 2004.
Birkhead testified that defendant Dr. Sandeep Kapoor was Smith's regular physician at the time and identified Kapoor seated across the courtroom.
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The testimony was the first to name Kapoor as one of Smith's key doctors.
Prosecutor Rene Rose sought to show a video of Kapoor socializing with the former Playboy model at a gay lgbtq+ fest parade and party. The video shows the physician nuzzling and kissing Smith, Rose said.
However, Kapoor's attorney Ellyn Garafalo objected that the video was irrelevant to the case.
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EXCLUSIVE: Anna Nicole Smith's previous boyfriend Larry Birkhead reveals intimate details about their 'magical' first meeting at the Kentucky Derby - as he lays bare the TRUTH about their rollercoaster relationship and living together for two-and-a-half years
Anna Nicole Smith's ex Larry Birkhead is getting set to make his annual appearance at the the Barnstable-Brown Kentucky Derby this weekend with daughter Dannielynn - 20 years after fell for the iconic supermodel at the same event in what he calls, a 'magical' encounter.
Larry, 50, spoke exclusively to DailyMail.com about their rollercoaster four-year relationship leading up to Anna's tragic death - and gave shocking and intimate details that own never been shared before.
Larry first met Anna 20 years ago in 2003. 'She blew me kisses and I was intrigued by her, nothing came out of it. The second year I saw her at the Kentucky Derby gala, however, was magical,' he says.
Three months after their fateful run-in at the derby, Anna asked Larry to exit his home in Kentucky to move in with her at her house in Los Angeles. He agreed and the couple lived together for two-and-a-half years - until she moved to the Bahamas at five months preg
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Anna Nicole Smith friend can sue, not for homosexual claim
By Christine Kearney
A companion of late Playboy model Anna Nicole Smith can sue an composer for defamation but not over gay sex claims because homosexuality is no longer viewed as contemptible, a U.S. judge said on Wednesday.
Howard K. Stern is suing Rita Cosby and the Hachette Guide Group over Cosby's bestseller "Blonde Ambition: The Untold Story Behind Anna Nicole Smith's Death."
Stern is the former lawyer and lover of Smith, the Playboy playmate and Guess jeans model who died in 2007 from an accidental prescription drug overdose.
Stern claimed the book, which was published six months after Smith's death, contained 19 libelous statements, including that he had engaged in oral sex at a Los Angeles party with Larry Birkhead, the father of Smith's child, and that Smith had later called Stern gay.
U.S. District Judge Denny Chin dominated the defamation case could proceed on 11 of the statements.
Chin dismissed Stern's claims that statements implying he was homosexual were defamatory, although he recognized that gays and lesbians still suffered prejudice.
"I respectfully disagree that the being of this continued preju
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