Toni Braxton considers stripping for Playboy

Singer Toni Braxton, who continues to face deep hole of debt, is now eying Playboy project to earn some  additional cash!

Asking her Twitter followers, She wrote:

"New Year, New opportunities. So I have been considering taking up Playboy's offer to feature me on their cover this year. What you think?" and added, "I would love to pose with Hugh Hefner though. He's the sexiest guy I know over 30 ;-)"

Assuring her fans that "it will be tastefully done" (no full nudity).

"There are NOT talking that kind of spread! No Susie!!!! Just a lil T and A. They have asked me about 3 times before."

Braxton has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in California last October (second time) and she's facing between $10 million and $50 million in unpaid debts.

[Photo courtesy by Bauer Griffin]

Toni Braxton files for bankruptcy again, Owes Up To $50 Million

Singer Toni Braxton is now in deep hole of debt as she filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in California again!

Even though she has sold 40 million records worldwide, the 43 year-old claims in her document that she is only worth somewhere between $1 million and $10 million and now she's facing between $10 million and $50 million in unpaid debts.

Braxton has listed numerous creditors to whom she thinks she may owe money like AT&T, The Four Seasons Hotels, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, DirecTV, Neiman Marcus, The William Morris Agency, Tiffany & Co., The Internal Revenue Service, BMW Financial Services, ADT Security, American Express, Flamingo Las Vegas and many more...

Braxton also claims she may owe money to the City of L.A. Parking Violations Bureau and the DMV in both California and Nevada.

Braxton previously filed for bankruptcy in 1998 and last March, she is facing a $400,000 federal tax lien.

Toni failed to get the proper guidance in her financial expenses and now she doesn’t have the money to cover her unpaid debts.

[Photo courtesy by Bauer Griffin]

Toni Braxton - Autism PSA

Toni Braxton is promoting the awareness and urging everybody especially the parents to learn more about the specific signs of autism via this new PSA.

In a statement she said, "All of us – parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, teachers and family friends to children – must become familiar with the red flags for autism. The earlier children are diagnosed and early intervention begins, the better chance a child has of a brighter future."

To know more about autism, visit autismspeaks.org.