Porn stars say Bill Clinton personally requested to have a photo with them

The photo of Bill Clinton with pornographic stars rapidly became viral on the internet, after one of the ladies put up the photo on her twitter account claiming the former President himself asked for the picture.

According to the award winning porn star, Brooklyn Lee, she and her colleague, Tasha Reign caught the former President eyeing them from a distant table, while he was attending “ Nights in Monaco” an inaugural gala benefit held at the city’s Hotel De Paris along with a number of A- list celebrities.

"He kind of was looking over at us once in a while, and we're huge, like psycho fans of Bill — we just think he's really cute," Lee called TMZ and explained the whole story. "So we ended up wandering by and we were going to approach him to take a picture and his Secret Service sort of brushed us away." Lee said as the two of them were walking away, Clinton sent the Secret Service guy telling him that he doesn’t mind having a picture with them.

Lee told TMZ that all the hype is about nothing, it was a brief meeting and they hardly got to have any conversation with Clinton. “I just said he was a great President,” she said. “He just kind of winked and smiled and gave us hugs,” she added.

Just hours after the former President posed with the porn stars, he almost got on his knees to ask for funds to support Obama’s campaign. "I've been in President Obama's shoes before -- less than six months to go before an election to let you finish what you started. It was tough enough back then, but this election is going to be tougher." He then asked for campaign donations donating to which will automatically enter you to a lottery to win a free trip to New York City and a chance to attend “Barack on Broadway” event.

Colleague of Lee, Reign hopes the now widely infamous photo will not hurt Clinton’s image. “I hope this doesn’t hurt his re-election or whatever he’s trying to run for,” Reign said according to a report by NY Daily News, acknowledging how quickly the picture was spread online.

Spokesman for Bill Clinton has so far not returned the call seeking comment on the photo.