Bobbi Jean Brown

Set in Los Angeles, “Ex-Wives of Rock” tells the stories of the women who married, divorced, and lived to tell the tale of what it means to love a rock star and the lifestyle that comes with it. Narrated by Shannon Tweed, wife of KISS bassist Gene Simmons, the show chronicles the lives of Athena Lee (ex-wife of Scorpions drummer James Kottak and sister of Tommy Lee), Sharise Neil (ex-wife of Mötley Crüe singer Vince Neil), Bobbie Brown (ex-wife of Warrant singer Jani Lane and once engaged to Tommy Lee), and Susan “Blue” Dixon (ex-wife of Warrant bassist Jerry Dixon) as they navigate life as mothers, businesswomen, friends, and wives after the party’s over and the glory days are behind them.

From the shops on Rodeo Drive to the mansions lining Maple, The Women Of Beverly Hills exude a sexuality like no other women in the world. Hot, nasty and wanting it all – in life and in bed. Journey with its super rich beauties on a lingerie filled romp where the sheets are as crisp as hundred dollar bills!

They’re hot, they’re fast, and they’re not happy unless they’re riding hard. So be prepared to throw a rod. You’re in the driver’s seat with some mean biker babes! Watch as they beautiful chicks tease you with a little stripping before letting the big tits out for some fun in the sun. Nothing’s hotter than a babe on a motorcycle…unless she’s naked of course!

Set in Los Angeles, “Ex-Wives of Rock” tells the stories of the women who married, divorced, and lived to tell the tale of what it means to love a rock star and the lifestyle that comes with it. Narrated by Shannon Tweed, wife of KISS bassist Gene Simmons, the show chronicles the lives of Athena Lee (ex-wife of Scorpions drummer James Kottak and sister of Tommy Lee), Sharise Neil (ex-wife of Mötley Crüe singer Vince Neil), Bobbie Brown (ex-wife of Warrant singer Jani Lane and once engaged to Tommy Lee), and Susan “Blue” Dixon (ex-wife of Warrant bassist Jerry Dixon) as they navigate life as mothers, businesswomen, friends, and wives after the party’s over and the glory days are behind them.