Bill Cosby rape survivor Janice Dickinson hit out at Eminem after learning his new hit song includes explicit lyrics referencing sticking a ‘d**k’ in her
The former model, 63, is named on ‘Rainy Days’ track by LA rapper Boogie featuring Eminem, which is currently at No 13 in the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop chart
Eminem raps: ‘But when you got nothing to say except for the hand your d**k is in / ‘And if your plan’s to stick it in Janice Dickinson / Imagine if the Temazepam is kickin’ in, it’s havin’ you panic-stricken’

Bill Cosby rape survivor Janice Dickinson has lashed at Eminem after learning his new hit song includes explicit lyrics referencing sticking a ‘d**k’ in her.

The former supermodel – who is one of the dozens of women drugged and raped by jailed comedian Cosby – was shocked when she discovered her name was used on ‘Rainy Days’ track by LA rapper Boogie featuring Eminem.

On the song on Boogie’s new album, ‘Everything’s for Sale’, Slim Shady raps: ‘But when you got nothing to say except for the hand your d**k is in / ‘And if your plan’s to stick it in Janice Dickinson / Imagine if the Temazepam is kickin’ in, it’s havin’ you panic-stricken.’

The song, released on January 24, is currently at No 13 in the Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop chart.

In an exclusive interview with DailyMailTV Janice, 63, said she was ‘absolutely offended’ by the lyrics, called Eminem a ‘little pr**k’, and says she did consider legal action but has since decided against it.

‘When I first heard those lyrics I was taken aback. It’s referring to the recent Bill Cosby sexual abuse trial that I went to for Andrea Constand back in Philadelphia and that I too was raped without consent back in 1982 by Bill Cosby and all of those things came in to my head.

‘I’m thinking, am I hot, or am I being put down for being a sexual abuse survivor.

‘It took me years to go through that with therapy and now all of a sudden this huge number one song, with a bullet, is on the radio.

‘Don’t get me wrong I’m a die hard Eminem number one fan, but when I heard the lyrics, I didn’t know how to think or feel and then I was offended.

‘I was taken aback and offended. Offended because I have children, because I have four grandchildren and I thought what are my grandkids gonna think about me being in an Eminem song.’

Janice added: ‘I have survived cancer, I’ve been to the Bill Cosby trial and faced my abuser, so when I heard this lyric, yes I was f**ing offended, but I won’t let it bring me down, I’m Janice Dickinson.’

The reality star said she received frantic calls from her son Nathan and daughter Savannah after they’d heard the shocking lines.

And her husband Rocky was ‘pi**ed’ and said he wanted to ‘punch Eminem on the nose.’

‘I called my husband right away and I said, ‘Rocky, you’re not gonna like this,’ and I know Rocky, if he ever sees Eminem he will probably punch him on the nose, truly, like an old fashion boxer.

‘He was pi**ed and Rocky can box, even at his age in his 70s, he’s not bad, you can use it or lose it. He’s very protective.’

In a message to the superstar rapper Janice added: ‘Eminem don’t put somebody’s d**k inside of me, you grow a d**k, it’s probably a little wiener anyway.

‘Come on you grow a d**k.’

But while Janice was offended by her inclusion in the song she’s since decided to rise above it.

She now believes it’s actually a high honor for her to feature in Eminem’s lyrics.

‘I was sitting on the edge of the abyss, do I go down with it or do I take the high road. I am Janice Dickinson.

‘It’s not nice to be dropped into a song in this context but it’s phenomenal to be associated with Eminem in any way possible, in my psyche, because he’s a God. I’ve taken a higher road on being offended by the snarly way he referred to me.’

She added: ‘Who knows what’s in Eminem’s mind when he’s writing these lyrics. He should put me in the video.’

Cosby, once known as ‘America’s Dad,’ was sentenced in September last year to three to 10 years in a state prison for drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand at his home 14 years ago.

Janice, who turns 64 next week, says the stress of the trial and recovering from breast cancer has meant she’s had a roller coaster past 12 months with her health.

Following her cancer scare in 2016 during which she completed a course of radiotherapy and underwent two lumpectomies, she said her breasts were heavily cauterized leaving severe scarring.

The star said she recently underwent more surgery to reduce the scarring and reduce the size of her breasts.

She explained: ‘They had to go in and cut out the scar tissue, my breasts were asymmetrical. Oh my God, I would never have had breast implants inside of me in the first place if I had known what they would do to me.’

Since the surgery last month she says she has used a special hemp cream to help reduce the visibility of the scars.

‘I’ve been using Luminous CBD skin repair cream to help clear up the scar tissue, it’s amazing, it really works, the scars are barely visible.’

Janice says she’s now proud of her breasts once again and feels back to her best.

She’s also ready to get her showbiz career back on track.

The star reveals she has two new shows in the pipeline and also a new book which will follow on from No Lifeguard on Duty but include her experiences around the Cosby trial.

‘I’m gonna be 64 soon and I’m so excited to be in this good of a condition and to be able to go back to work because I haven’t felt this good in years, it’s amazing how far I’ve come.

‘This has been a really tough year so I’m excited about some new projects coming up, I’ve got a couple of shows, they’re gonna be as good as my old shows, the modeling agency show and Top Model, they’re gonna be much bigger and better and brighter. So stay tuned.’