Afterwards
After the Mills' incidents, Foxe continued working as a stripper, changing her stage title from "The Argentine Firecracker" to "The Tidal Basin Bombshell." Capitalizing on her notoriety, she was able to increase her appearance fees for subsequent performances at clubs. When hired by Michael Pinter Jr. for a December '74 show at Club Juana in Orlando, Florida she upped her fee for a 2-week stint from $3,500 to $15,000 a week. On December 12, 1974, during the first week of her engagement, she was arrested for indecent exposure after going completely nude during her act. Club owner Pinter was arrested for letting it happen. When arraigned on December 21, both Foxe and Pinter entered innocent pleas to the charges. The charges against both were dismissed on January 28, 1975 when the judge ruled that prosecutors failed to prove their case. After the Florida incident, Foxe announced her retirement from the stage. However, in 1976 she performed at The Riverboat at the Empire State Building.
In the decades following the incident, Fanne Foxe's name continued to come up in discussions revolving around newer sex scandals.
She published a book, The Stripper and the Congressman, and eventually returned to Argentina.
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