Is Adam Brody Giving An Australian Model Tongue Baths?
Posted by Jess McGuire at 5:59 PM on June 13, 2007
Adam Brody likes gals from Down Under. news.com.au's ShowBuzz site reports that star of now defunct teen* drama series The O.C has been spotted around town with an Australian model named Tiah Eckhardt.
The flaming redhead was apparently snapped snogging Brody around the US and Europe. A Perth paper, Eckhardt's home town, claims the WA beauty hooked up with the actor after they met at an aids fundraiser on May 26 in Vienna.
She allegedly met Brody on her first night in the city at the Discothek Volksgarten club, where they spent time talking and "making out.''
Is this the same bird he was photographed dry rooting on a lawn during a Hollywood party? Class!
*Who are we kidding? We inhaled the first series with gusto.

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