Joan Collins Was Hollywood's Naughtiest Vixen

Joan Collins Was Hollywood's Naughtiest Vixen


October 15, 2024 | Samantha Henman

Joan Collins Was Hollywood's Naughtiest Vixen


Joan Collins seems to love to kiss and tell, and we're definitely here for all her steamy secrets. Five husbands, a racy tell-all memoir, a 12-page Playboy spread at age 50...and so much more.


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