Mary Kay Letourneau is Back
Posted by admin on May 21st, 2009
Readers who have wanted a postscript to the story Gregg Olsen told in Loving You is Wrong will be happy to know that Mary Kay Letourneau is back in the news. She’s hosting a “Hot for Teacher” night at Fuel in Seattle’s Pioneer Square this weekend. The DJ is none other than Vili Fualaau.
Yup, that’s right. Hot for Teacher night.
Here’s a snip from KOMO TV news:
Fuel’s owner, Mike Morris, said he realizes having Letourneau host a “Hot Teacher” night could be touchy and might rub some people the wrong way.
But the way he figures it, “Mary’s done her time. She’s served her sentence. They’re now married; they have kids together.”
“It’s turned into sort of a love story,” he says. “I realize it had a sick twist at the beginning, but they’re both adults now. They’re both married by the state of Washington. So, it’s just go and have fun on a Saturday night - and if people are looking to have some fun, just come check us out.”
Morris said this is actually the third time that Letourneau and Fualaau have hosted a “Hot for Teachers” night at the nightclub. The first two events were low-key, and he said patrons really warmed up to the couple.
“We get lots of people who want to come meet them. And once they do meet them, they’re like, ‘Oh my God, she’s so down-to-earth and so nice, and he’s such a good DJ,’ that it’s creating like a stir or a buzz, and its bringing people back,” Morris says.
Letourneau’s role is to make people feel welcome and comfortable, he says.
“She meets people, she greets people, she dances to music, she hosts the party,” Morris says. “And she’s an absolute sweetheart. And everyone who meets her realizes that and is kind of flabbergasted by how nice she is.”
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