Karrine "Superh**d" Steffans Admits Her Vixen Books Were All Lies. Kool G Rap Responds [Videos]

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Karrine Steffans became famous by claiming she slept with a who's who of celebrities and athletes. Her best-selling novel, "Confessions of a Video Vixen" named names, places and events.

Stars like Usher, Diddy, Mike Tyson and Kool G Rap were all mentioned in the book Steffans now admits was all a big lie. A hoax to sell more books to a public what was all too eager to believe her tales of sex and violence.

In a new youtube video, a half dressed Steffans finally comes clean.

"The vixen doesn't exist, but you can't tell people that because they won't believe that," she said. "It was all fabricated. I didn't even name my books. 'Confessions of a Video Vixen' -- I would have never named that book that. Somebody else named it."

In the videos, parts of a documentary being shot by My-kel Monroe, we don't see Steffans apologize or even sound remorseful for trashing people's names just to make money. Instead she talks about not wanting to a 45-year old video vixen.

"Who the hell wants to be a 45-year old vixen?" she continued. "Pamela Anderson couldn't even pull it off. I don't wanna be Pam Anderson. I don't want to be 40-something years old and can't get a job, because I'm 45-years old and my thing is being sexual."

Queens rapper Kool G. Rap, who has a son with Steffans received some of the harshest criticism in the book.

G. Rap told AllHipHop he didn't feel bad about the things that were written about him because he knew the allegations of him abusing her were false.

"I'm not the monster she tried to portray in her book," G Rap said. "In her first book, she mixed lies with truth. And captured an audience that wasn't able to decipher what was true from what was false. If I feel I'm not guilty of anything, I'm not going to vigorously defend myself, I know what it is. It seemed like her story was a story and that's it. It's always two sides to a story. It's her story, my side of the story and the truth. And I would consider my story more closer to the truth. I'm not trying to put out a book. If I did put out a book, it wouldn't have anything to do with any of that."