Woman's Day would be better of giving $55 000 to a Charity for children.
PHOTOGRAPHS of a pregnant Chrissie Swan smoking have been sold to Woman's Day magazine for $55,000, after a three-way bidding war which included the media personality desperate to keep her cigarette shame a secret.
Woman's Day editor Fiona Connolly confirmed the controversial images, which have sparked a national debate on the popular personality and womens' health, will be published in the next edition of her magazine.
It was left to Woman's Day to bid against Swan herself, who fought desperately to keep the damaging images off the open market.
The former Circle favourite told 2UE's Ian 'Dicko' Dickson (a partner in Swan's management company) she had only offered $10,000 and was not able to match the magazine's big money because she was "just a working mother."
But Swan reportedly made a final offer of $53,000 for the damning images, before Woman's Day bettered the amount by $2000 by the agreed late-night bidding deadline on Tuesday night.
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