B1G to rename yet ANOTHER award

I don't know, but given she was married and admits to going through some life issues, and prostitution seemed like a reasonable solution to said issues, I'm guessing this bespeaks a mental health issue.  There's no indication that a need for money was the driver of her behavior here.

If there's no mental health issue at play here, then I may change my answer to "awesome".  But the smart money's on terrible.

I'm going with awesome. As in, "iI only I'd known," awesome.

It's almost as if she's some big time lawyer.

For those who find this story interesting...whether, that be sad or awesome. I'd suggest reading the link above and clicking the links in the article that reference allegations.

but honey, look at all the money i'm making!

oh, well then i guess it's ok

is that really how she was expecting the conversation to go???

She's a woman of negotiable affection.

That idiot talk about poor decisions. He had it all right there. 'Sure honey go screw anyone you want. I'll take half of the profits and do the same!' What a sap.

Explain it to us then.  Other than the fee schedule, what's the difference?  Note that The Smoking Gun story that Mr. Yost links above has the following quote:

The profile also included her rates, from $600 for one hour to $6000 for a 24-hour period. “Kelly,” the site noted, provided “Full GFE,” or “girlfriend experience,” an intimate, less mechanical encounter. Additionally, the rate schedule noted, clients would be charged a $300 supplement for a particular sex act.

Her escort services included upcharges for particular sex acts.  So I admit to being "very confused between the difference in being an escort and being a prostitute".  Please shed some light on what you see as the meaningful distinction. 

(I'm sure most of us understand that for "escorts" the hotels are nicer, and the clients are wealthier.  But it's still having sex for cash, which to my very confused mind is the same as prostitution.)

But it all winds up in/on the same place.

When they're dead they're just hookers.

She broke the law...AND was unfaithful to her husband.

What Tiger Woods did wasn't illegal, and look what happened to him.

I think you're just being naive cause you want a night with the lady...kidding!

1) As per the Mann Act, it is a federal crime to cross state lines for the purposes of "immoral acts" (i.e. prostitution). 

2) Prostitution is not legal in Las Vegas where she is said to have plied her trade. Only in a few counties in Nevada is prostitution legalized.