Adult actress Madison Ivy crashed a Lakers private dinner ‘this might be the greatest moment of my whole life’

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Madison Ivy says she and a friend of hers once found themselves at a Los Angeles Lakers private dinner in the backroom of a steakhouse in LA.

The 37-year-old adult actress, whose real name is Clorissa Briggs, told the story during a recent appearance on the Holly Randall Unfilteredpodcast. The night out for the two friends started innocently enough.

Madison and her unnamed friend had dinner at BOA Steakhouse, sprinkled some “magical fungi” on dessert as they liked to do, and noticed a table of beautiful girls who were being escorted to the back by security two at a time.

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As the “magical fungi” kicks in, she decides it’s time to find out what is going on in the back of this steakhouse. She convinces her friend to join her and the two of them head for the door in the back.

“I was confident as all hell… walk straight up to that door with those two security guards, look at both of them, and they just opened the door,” Madison said.

That’s when the two friends found out that the private room was occupied by the Kobe Bryant-era Lakers and the “lovely ladies” who had been taken back there by security.

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They try to lie low and sneak into the back of the room. Unfortunately, that plan didn’t work. One of the players was familiar with Madison’s work and recognized her.

“If we just go stand in the background, no one is even going to notice us,” she said. “One of the players, I won’t name who out of respect, came right up to me and go, ‘Madison Ivy, you look just like Jessica Rabbit tonight.'”

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First a member of the Lakers is familiar with her work, then he’s handing out Jessica Rabbit compliments. No wonder she’s not naming any names out of respect. It was a moment she’s never going to forget.

“I just almost hit the floor,” Madison continued. “Because I was such a fan, and I was just like, ‘this might be the greatest moment of my whole life.'”

Another of the Lakers ended up hanging out with her friend, and he called her for months after that. It was overall a great night for Madison Ivy, her friend, and probably Kobe and company.