EVERYTHING in this article from the NY Post is INAPPROPRIATE!

and i mean EVERYTHING!

"He likes African-American women," said Gest's bodyguard, Imad Handi.
And the estranged producer hubby of Liza Minnelli likes to do his pretties' pleasing with a cherry on top.
"He would talk about what he did with women, and that he likes to use whipped cream and cherries," Handi told The Post.
The burly bodyguard was speaking out about his boss' sexual proclivities in response to a lawsuit by a former assistant to the producer who says Gest and Handi sexually harassed him.
In his $300,000 federal court action, Charles Beyer claims that Gest made crude comments about his manhood such as, "You have a small penis, I bet."
Beyer also charged that the estranged Mr. Minnelli "wrote in my calendar on numerous occasions," leaving lewd directions such as, "Shake my penis, make sure it feels good," wash it "in hot water" and "dip it in chocolate fudge."
Beyer said that some of the harassment was physical, too.
He said the producer grabbed his rear end on several occasions and once grabbed his crotch - and even paid Handi $700 to grab it on one occasion.
stop giving me that look, you freak!
Gest denied the charges in court papers, and Handi said they're "absolutely ridiculous" - and has now filed a $3 million defamation suit against Beyer, 35.
"I've been shunned by my family and my mosque as being homosexual" since the allegations went public, the twice-married Handi said.
"I have nothing against homosexuals, and some of my friends are gays, but this has greatly affected me."
The British bodyguard boasted he's so straight that, before he got married, he once had sex with seven women in one night, bringing them all to multiple orgasms.
"That's what I was most famous for in London," he said, adding he's prepared to have all the women testify in the case.
Handi, 34, said Beyer was trying to make a quick buck off Gest and had acted suspiciously ever since Gest hired him in July 2005 to help around his Memphis home.
"He was always nosing around, looking through David's things and eavesdropping," he said.
That included listening in on Gest talking about his sexual exploits, Handi's suit says.
Handi said he "was told by Beyer that Beyer did not approve of Gest's use of whip [sic] cream and cherries during sex with his girlfriends."
Handi also refuted Beyer's claim that Gest destroyed Minnelli's records, and suggested he was trying do some spying on behalf of the allegedly abusive "New York, New York" singer.
Handi said he once walked in on Beyer copying pages from a book Handi is writing called "The Diseases of Liza: The Destructive Path of an Alcoholic." Handi said the book, which recounts his time working for Gest and Minnelli, will be published by a company called the DAMI Group.
Beyer declined comment.
A rep for Gest said, "He will deal with these things in court, not the media."
When Beyer's lawsuit first surfaced, Gest's lawyer, Eddie Bearman, retorted, "All the allegations are false," saying they were merely "a bogus attempt to get money from a celebrity." In addition to Gest's alleged sexual comments to Beyer, the producer is accused of once telling an employee at a casino that Beyer had "had a sex change" and "was actually a woman."
The employee "came to me while I was with my fiancée and congratulated me on such a good job," Beyer's filing says. "It was humiliating."
Gest also supposedly told aging pinup actress Jane Russell that Beyer was married to his male hairdresser.