0 Arnold Schwarzenegger Second Mistress "Shoots Down Claims"

Arnold Schwarzenegger's love child with his housekeeper became public knowledge, there have been rumblings of other hidden affairs -- and even other illegitimate children. Goyette told her story -- which Schwarzenegger's rep, of course, is denying.

Goyette says that she first became intimate with Schwarzenegger after they met on a Malibu beach in the late '70s. He was a famous 27-year-old bodybuilder, and she was a 16-year-old aspiring actress.

"It's pretty much the first time I had sex with anybody in my life," says Goyette, who adds that Arnold has an "overpowering way with women."

The affair with Schwarzenegger was short-lived -- at first. Goyette claims that they rekindled their relationship in the '80s, when the action star was married to Shriver and Goyette was working at his Annual Fitness Convention. She claims that they had many secret trysts, sometimes at hotels where Schwarzenegger was staying with his family.

Goyette tells Extra that she's speaking out now because she wants to apologize to Shriver. "I am very sorry for the mistakes I made in the past and for being intimate with your husband," she says. "And I would hope that you would forgive me for that." Goyette's lawyer, Gloria Allred, adds that her client is coming forward simply to "set the record straight."

But Schwarzenegger's camp is claiming that Goyette made the whole thing up. His lawyer points out reports that Goyette was paid $20,000 to tell her story to the National Enquirer in 2001.

"This woman recently sold at least four stories to the tabloids relating to my client," the former governor's attorney tells People. "She's just a person who wants to make money selling stories. Her actions speak for themselves."

Whether Goyette's story is true or false (or somewhere in the middle), she's opened the floodgates for other women who may have fooled around with the married star. And everyone who's ever met the guy seems convinced that there must be other women. Goyette says that Schwarzenegger has a "voracious appetite" and needs "a lot of physical attention." Jane Seymour told a CNN reporter that she'd heard gossip about two other children. Maria Shriver is reportedly hiring a private investigator to look into other affairs. It's certainly possible that Schwarzenegger's philandering stopped with50-year-old housekeeper Mildred Baena -- but whether it's because we're all jaded by Tiger Woods and Jesse James, or simply because of Arnold's irreverent image, he's not exactly getting the benefit of the doubt.

Even the state of California is turning against Schwarzenegger. According to Radar Online, the Office of the Attorney General is investigating charges that ex-governor used state-funded security teams to escort women in and out of his hotel room. That's women -- plural. And we expect to hear from each of them (and their soon-to-be attorney, Gloria Allred) any day now.

The timeline further supports the story TMZ broke earlier -- that Maria was miserable in her marriage and wanted out for a long time. As we first reported, Maria was looking at pricey L.A. condos back in January with a Beverly Hillls realtor.

Maria has told friends for nearly two years she wanted a divorce but never pulled the trigger. Maria, we're told, is now ready to end the marriage.

As for Arnold, our sources say he's upset Maria was talking to her friends about the scandal. Arnold and his people know the story leaked through Maria's camp.

0 Arnold Schwarzenegger Mistresses 'Self-Hating' Hispanic

Mildred Patricia Baena was not well-liked by the rest of the staff in the early 90s, when she worked as a maid for Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver at their L.A. home - and we're told the big reason was that she trash-talked Hispanics.

Sources claimed that the 50-year-old former housekeeper would tell others that "white people were better". She was also branded as a social climber given that "she did whatever she could to become friendly with Caucasians". One of the staffers added, "She felt like she was better than the rest of us."

Jane Seymour has claimed that Arnold is likely to have at least two more illegitimate children. At the premiere of "Love, Wedding, Marriage", she spoke about the "Terminator" actor's separation from wife Maria Shriver. "I was not even remotely surprised," she told CNN.

Arnold announced his separation from wife of 25 years, Maria, in early May. Days later, he came out with a confession that he has fathered a child with a household staffer who recently retired after 20 years of service. Words were swirling that the actor confessed his infidelity to Maria after she confronted Mildred.

0 Arnold Schwarzenegger Mistresses

Arnold Schwarzenegger to have made the mistake of bedding one lady who is eager to spill the beans on the former Governor, and she is now claiming she has future plans according to a coworker!

Arnold Schwarzenegger‘s mistresses, have all kept quiet since news of his affairs and love children broke, but that all looks to change soon with the news that Arnold’s lady love of over twenty years, Gigi Goyette Jeffers, seems to be looking to profit from her experiences with Arnold. Her “weird and strange” and outersexual experiences. Does anyone want to hear anything about that?

"I represent Gigi Goyette, who had an intimate relationship with Arnold," Allred said.

Gigi Goyette, 52, had success as a kid on Little House on Prairie. She reportedly met and slept with Schwarzenegger back in his 1975 Pumping Iron days.

The coworker then went on to say, “Gigi isn’t the type of woman to have an affair with a married man.’ Save the one she did obviously.

Two days before Schwarzenegger announced his candidacy, Gigi Goyette signed a confidentiality agreement.

American Media Inc.. which publishes the National Enquirer, Star and now also owns Radar Online, paid her in $20,000 in exchange for her silence.

Seven months later, Arnold Schwarzenegger loaned his name to the editorial masthead of two bodybuilding magazines owned by the company.

The coworker adds that Gigi is not a “woman about town,” and has never had many boyfriends. “Gigi is a great mom and she’s a really hard worker. Everyone who knows her is impressed with her work ethic and she’s really talented,” the coworker, who has known her for five years, adds.

Gigi first met Arnold in 1975 when she was just 16-years-old, and went on to have an on and off affair with the actor for over 20 years. Among the salacious details of their time together was the fact that Gigi claims she once bedded Arnold when his wife Maria Shriver was in a hotel room down the hall.

It is uncertain just what Gigi has planned, but a major interview seems the most likely. Helping the odds is that Gigi has hired the go to gal for scorned women in the media — lawyer Gloria Allred.

0 Arnold Schwarzenegger, Maria Shriver Announce Separation

Arnold Schwarzenegger-In many ways, it was a pairing of opposites: Her uncle was a U.S. president; his father was an Austrian policeman. She was the rising star of a network TV news show; he was the pot-puffing star of "Pumping Iron." He was a Republican with a soft spot for Richard Nixon; her family was a pillar in the nation's Democratic establishment.

Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Shriver announced their separation late Monday, cleaving a sometimes-turbulent 25-year relationship after "a time of great personal and professional transition for each of us," the couple said in a joint statement.

The breakup comes about four months after Schwarzenegger ended a bumpy, two-term run as California governor, a job his wife never wanted him to pursue. Since then, Schwarzenegger, 63, has been fashioning a role as an international advocate for green energy, giving speeches and lining up work in Hollywood. Shriver, 55, has guest-edited an edition of Oprah Winfrey's magazine but also talked about the stress of changing roles after serving as California's first lady.

The joint statement, issued by a spokesman for Schwarzenegger, said the two were working on the future of their relationship while living apart and they would continue to parent their four children - Katherine, 21, Christina, 19, Patrick, 17, and Christopher, 13.

It was not clear from the statement if either remained at their gated, canyon estate in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Brentwood, or whom the children were with. Schwarzenegger's spokesman, Daniel Ketchell, said he wouldn't answer questions beyond what was said in Monday's statement.

"As you know, transitions are not easy. I'd love to get your advice on how you've handled transitions in your own life," she said in a video posted on YouTube.

"It's so stressful to not know what you're doing next. People ask you what are you doing and then they can't believe that you don't know what you're doing," she said.

Schwarzenegger has often said that Shriver, who is keenly attuned to the risks of a life in politics, initially was very upset about his plan to run for governor. But when Schwarzenegger announced his decision on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" in August 2003, he said his wife stood by his decision.

During Schwarzenegger's time in office, Shriver and the couple's children never moved to Sacramento, preferring their secluded estate a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. Schwarzenegger never settled in Sacramento, choosing instead to commute by private jet between his home and the state capitol.

Schwarzenegger and Shriver long presented a gilded partnership that crossed politics, Hollywood and media. They are known for charitable work, and he also founded a committee with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell to encourage road, bridge and other infrastructure development.

Shriver, the daughter of the late Eunice Kennedy Shriver, left her job as an NBC News correspondent after Schwarzenegger took office.

In a May 2009 commencement speech at the University of Southern California, Schwarzenegger alluded to the powerful influence Shriver had on his life. He said when people ask him the secret to success, "I say, number one, come to America. Number two, work your butt off. And number three, marry a Kennedy."

As the state's first lady, Shriver ran an annual women's conference that attracted a long list of business, political and entertainment luminaries, along with an audience of thousands. She also was credited with overhauling the California Museum in downtown Sacramento, and, with Schwarzenegger, starting the California Hall of Fame.