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Fox News
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
'Baywatch' star Donna D'Errico gives fans new way to get up close and personal
Donna D'Errico is calling; are you going to answer the phone? The "Baywatch" actress listened to the demand of hundreds of thousands of fans, and launched Hollywood's first interactive voice experience Thursday, aptly coined "Call Donna D." D'Errico exclusively told Fox News Digital that her new digital platform will enable followers to communicate with her on an entirely new level, be it for flirty chats or R-rated conversations. "I've created an AI version of me that you can call anytime you want to, and it feels like I'm actually me on the other line talking with you. It's wild," D'Errico said. "People can call, and they're talking about all kinds of things. "You can call, and talk about your love life. You know, they're calling and talking about stress or work. They want advice. Some of them, some want a flirty conversation if you're into that. It's just, it was wild because it feels like I'm really there on the line with you." The innovative AI experience is the first of its kind, and includes a fully interactive artificial intelligence version of the actress, complete with her exact voice, personality and signature charm, over the phone and available to engage with fans 24 hours per day, seven days per week. "A lot of my fans have always said to me through the years that they wish they could just have a conversation with me, and now they can," D'Errico said. "It's really exciting because a lot of people have been fearing AI and AI technology, but I'm really leaning into it because it's a really cool thing, this AI, Call Donna D, that I've created because it's just, it's so timely, and being the first to do something like this is exciting because it is uncharted territory, and people are loving it." Not only will fans have the AI version of Donna at their beck and call, but another, more sensual form of the star will be available to interact with. "There's a daytime version and then what I'm calling a VIP version or a nighttime version, and both are amazing," the former Playboy cover girl said. "If you wanna call and just talk to me and get advice or talk about your day or stuff like that, the daytime version is perfect for that. "But if you're feeling bold and you want some companionship for some kind of flirty, sexy talk — that's the VIP version. And she, let me tell you, is not shy. I mean, I'm a lot shyer than she is. But if you're into that, yeah, it's there, and she's pretty bold." D'Errico was "blown away" by the accuracy when she heard the initial prototypes. While AI voice influencers have stormed the market, the "Frank and Penelope" star said her platform offers users a one-of-a-kind experience. "What's different about mine is that this is an actual phone call that you can pick up the phone and call me and have a very human-feeling phone conversation with me, and it's not like a chatbot, ChatGPT… it's not like Siri," she said. "It is like me with my real reactions. It remembers you. It remembers things that you tell her, and it reacts the way that I would. "I mean, it's really like... genuinely me on the phone. It's not just some lines that were read that are being kind of kicked back to you in a robotic way. It's very human. If it called you, you would think it was me 100%. You would be convinced that was me on the phone, so it's very different." D'Errico likened her new chat program to a popular Hollywood film. "It's just like that movie 'Her,' only this time it's real," the model divulged. "The difference between having a phone call with Donna, and having a call with my AI version is… I mean, she sounds like me. She talks like me. She has all my same memories and stories. I guess, the only difference would be she would never argue with you, and she's never going to hang up on you, which I sometimes do." Launched Thursday, the beta mode has already crashed servers, forcing D'Errico to increase capacity even before being publicly available. "People are getting addicted to it," D'Errico confessed. "They're obsessed with calling her. People are actually taking her — get this, which I think is cool, by the way — they're taking her on the phone to dinner, having a dinner date with me, and having conversations. They sit the phone over there on the other chair, and they have dinner with me and have conversations. It's wild." When not busy creating a new business venture, D'Errico is still committed to her OnlyFans subscribers. D'Errico, who starred as lifeguard Donna Marco on "Baywatch," joined the photo-sharing network in 2022, and has since become one of the most popular celebrities on the adult subscription site. "I've got tons of subscribers on there. And I'm, like I said, I do it myself. I don't use an agency," D'Errico said. "I'm meeting lots of cool people, and I'm having a ball. I'm single. I don't date. So I have the freedom to talk to all of these guys and get flirty sometimes if I want. I'm not bound to a relationship. I can send sexy pictures and sexy lingerie and things that you would do if you had a man, send them some hot pictures during the middle of the day or something. "I've got 40,000 guys that I can do that with whenever I want. And it's just this freeing feeling. It's really cool, and the money is nuts. I mean, I don't think I've ever made this much money in my life. It's huge. It's, it's huge, and I'm having fun. So why not?"
Fox News
04-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
'Baywatch' star Donna D'Errico celebrates Fourth of July with patriotic bikini photo
Donna D'Errico is flaunting her bikini body on the Fourth of July. The former "Baywatch" star took to Instagram to share a new photo of herself, decked out in a red bikini with white star details for the holiday. In addition to the new picture, she shared two additional photos of herself in similar patriotic bikinis, captioning her post, "4th of July now, 3 yrs ago, & 6 yrs ago." "Happy Independence Day!" she added. D'Errico is no stranger to sharing racy photos – she shares several with her Instagram followers, and is now a top model on OnlyFans. But in December 2023, she told Fox News Digital that these kind of scantily clad photos aren't what her followers request the most. "You know, in the beginning, I got a lot of, or some requests, for feet," she shared of starting her OnlyFans account. "I don't really get that anymore. Now, they mostly want to see me, like in everyday life, just the real me and everyday life." The former Playboy Playmate added, "Maybe wearing a T-shirt, making coffee or, you know, just that kind of thing. That's the biggest request." D'Errico said she receives requests from followers asking her to "take a picture of you right now. I want to see what you look like right now." "I'm like, 'Well, I don't have any makeup on and my hair is in a ponytail, and I'm kind of in sweats,'" she said. "'I don't care. I want to see that.' So, they like that because I think it gives them kind of what I call 'the girlfriend experience.' It may be." D'Errico added, "I think I call it the girlfriend experience because I think they get the same thing out of it that I do. They get to log in and have fun kind of having an experience that they would have if they had a girlfriend. But then they log off, and then they're gone. There's nobody to check in with." In May, however, her fans were excited to see a particular swimsuit photo – one of her in her iconic red "Baywatch" one-piece. "Guess who found her old swimsuit…" she captioned the post. Her followers filled her comment section with heart and fire emojis, with one writing, "Wow!!! Seeing this, feels like getting caught in a rip tide and need saving!" Another joked, "Umm I'm drowning," to which D'Errico replied, "I still can't swim haha so I can't save you."
Daily Mail
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Baywatch star Donna D'Errico, 57, looks years younger than her age as she slips into iconic swimsuit
Donna D'Errico proved that she's been keeping her famous figure up in a sizzling new post. The 57-year-old Baywatch star revealed this week that she had dug an iconic piece of clothing out of her closet — her red swimsuit from her hit series. 'Guess who found her old swimsuit...' she playfully captioned a photo of herself decked out in the sleek one-piece. Although Donna is now a brunette after years as a blonde on Baywatch, she barely looked older than the version of herself that fans watched on television years earlier. She posed standing against her bed, and the high-cut suit emphasized her trim waist and hourglass figure. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Donna D'Errico proved that she's been keeping her famous figure up in a sizzling new post. The 57-year-old Baywatch star revealed this week that she had dug an iconic piece of clothing out of her closet — her red swimsuit from her hit series The revealing suit also highlighted her trim arms, which looked unchanged from the mid-to-late '90s. Donna showed off a heavily made-up face and a particularly plump pout in her new picture, which was a noticeable departure from her more natural-looking lips during her Baywatch days. She wore her brunette locks with a side part and let the thick, lustrous waves cascade her shoulders. It wasn't clear from the casual photo if the suit Donna wore was actually an original Baywatch swimsuit, or just a copy, but it appeared to fit her as well as the originals did on the series. Donna's tenure with Baywatch began not with the original series, but with its ill-fated spinoff Baywatch Nights, which began airing in 1995 and lasted only two seasons. The series featured original star David Hasselhoff reprising his character Mitch Buchannon as he joined Baywatch's Gregory Alan Williams, who played LAPD Sgt. Garner Ellerbee. As the result of a midlife crisis, Sgt. Ellerbee quit the force and instead started up a detective agency, with Mitch joining him. Donna was introduced halfway through the first season as Donna Marco. In a move of desperation, the show adopted a sci-fi mystery format in the second season in response to plummeting ratings. It wasn't clear from the casual photo if the suit Donna wore was actually an original Baywatch swimsuit, or just a copy, but it appeared to fit her as well as the originals did on the series Donna began her start with Baywatch on the spinoff Baywatch Nights, before jumping to the flagship series when it was canceled after two seasons. She appeared on Baywatch from 1996 through 1998; pictured in October 2023 in Beverly Hills Donna's latest Baywatch nostalgia trap was relatively chaste, but she has had difficulty sharing her racy photos on Instagram, as she claimed a hoard of haters have flagged her posts as inappropriate content, leading to their deletion The experiment didn't pay off, and Baywatch Nights ended its run in syndication after two seasons, but Donna was brought over to the flagship Baywatch series at the same time that the spinoff was airing its second season. After it ended for good, she devoted herself full-time to Baywatch for seasons seven and eight. But Donna's time on the series was short-lived, as she was fired along with several other stars in a desperate attempt to cut the show's budget before the start of the ninth season. The flagship series aired for 11 seasons in total, ending in May 2001, though Hasselhoff and other members of the original cast starred in a 2003 for a made-for-TV reunion movie that aired on Fox. Donna's latest Baywatch nostalgia trap was relatively chaste, but the age-defying beauty has had difficulty sharing her racy photos on Instagram, as she claimed a hoard of haters have flagged the photos as inappropriate content, causing the social media platform to delete them without further investigation. The actress previously slipped back into a red one-piece to celebrate a reboot of Baywatch in March of last year, 26 years after she starred on the original.
