Eva Longoria Sex Tape: A Hoax?

Teenage boys across the country began softly crying themselves to sleep amidst the news that Eva Longoria's alleged sex tape was a publicity stunt created for Will Ferrell's website, funnyordie.com, reports The Sun.

"Are you really sure we should be doing this? If it gets out it could be really embarrassing," says Longoria on the tape.

"Don't worry baby," replies comedian Eric Christian Olsen, Longoria's partner in the video. "I'm going to put it somewhere safe - like the glove box of my car."

Dry those eyes, lads. All is not lost.

Longoria thought she had pulled a fast one until rumors began circulating that there is a real sex tape featuring footage of her and new husband Tony Parker making whoopee. The tape was allegedly stolen from Longoria's home and has already surfaced on the Internet, although only on paid sites, reports The Sun.

If real, the sex tape could turn out to be the biggest thing since Paris Hilton's cinematic escapades in One Night in Paris.

The tape has apparently already surfaced on the internet, although only on paid sites, reports The Sun.

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