Boxer Oscar De La Hoya is still throwing jabs at the stunning model who circulated embarrassing snapshots of the pugilist dressed in drag.
“This world is full of bad people,” the junior welterweight champion said of Milana Dravnel.
“She’s not a good person,” De La Hoya told The Post at a book signing on Long Island last night.
On Monday, Dravel, an ex-stripper, dropped her $25 million defamation lawsuit against De La Hoya over his claims that pictures she circulated – of the boxer wearing fishnets, a tutu and high heels – were fake.
When asked if Dravnel admitted the photos were fake, De La Hoya responded: “Absolutely.”
The two signed confidentiality agreements, which legal experts say De La Hoya may have violated when he made his comments at the Book Revue bookstore in Huntington.
“I’m just extremely happy that it’s over with. … There are bad people out there. It was a tough time for my family, my wife and my kids but truth always prevails – and that’s what happened,” he said.
De la Hoya, who was promoting his memoir “American Son,” said he wouldn’t seek criminal charges with the Manhattan District Attorney.
Asked how much he might have paid Dravnel to drop the lawsuit, the boxer said, “Nothing.”