Kendra Wilkinson: Confirms the FBI Still Investigating Hank Baskett Incident

Kendra Wilkinson: Confirms the FBI Still Investigating Hank Baskett Incident
Hank Baskett, left, a cast member in "The Hungover Games," poses with his wife Kendra Wilkinson at the post-premiere party for the film on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)
Jack Phillips
11/10/2014
Updated:
7/18/2015

Kendra Wilkinson has said that the FBI is investigating the incident involving her troubled husband Hank Baskett.

A few weeks ago, it was reported that the two were going to the federal agency after alleged lover Ava Sabrina London talked to the media about an affair before illegally recording and extorting him.

Wilkinson told Access Hollywood that the recordings of Baskett promising to pay London were “manipulated.”

“It’s not a relationship that is being told out in the press, there is a different story,” she told the two, via HollywoodLife. “As you can tell I know, there is some investigation going on right now which is why I have to stay away from some things.”

The Access Hollywood host then responds: “An FBI investigation?” After that, Wilkinson replies, “Yes.”

According to Radar Online, there’s audio footage of “Hank” trying to bribe London.

“I just wanted to confirm that you hadn’t said anything,” the person who is purported to be him is heard saying on the tapes. “They just said two weeks before Kendra was pregnant that I hooked up.”

Meanwhile, Wilkinson has said that she will never divorce Baskett.

“We'll prove it,” Kendra said on Access Hollywood, via the MailOnline. “Until we’re 100 years old. We’re gonna be together forever.”

She added that her husband “got trapped,” saying he’s “an innocent, vulnerable guy. It’s so sad.”

“It’s not what you think happened,” she said. “I can’t go on further past that. There is some investigation going on right now and that’s why I have to stay away from some things.”

She continued: “We are on the road to recovery. We are on the road to friendship again. I believe that our marriage has been shaken up and I believe that this is something that is gonna renew us … as people, renew us as friends.”

“There are curveballs that are thrown at you and you just have to get over it and forgive.”

Jack Phillips is a breaking news reporter with 15 years experience who started as a local New York City reporter. Having joined The Epoch Times' news team in 2009, Jack was born and raised near Modesto in California's Central Valley. Follow him on X: https://twitter.com/jackphillips5
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