Frederic Prinz Von Anhalt EXCLUSIVE!

The Prince Needs More Cigars

Oh, what a delight for us yesterday. Frederic Prinz von Anhalt crawled out of whatever cave he dwells in to make his monthly paparazzi rounds. He left Cafe Roma in Los Angeles, California, where he stopped to talk to the paps for an extended period of time. Fredericleft the restaurant alone after dining…alone we presume. He lit up a cigar while he talked to us. Whatever dude, just keep puffing away on those cancer sticks, okay? Breathe real deep.

The Prinz is Back in Town

Frédéric Prinz von Anhalt doesn’t let the fact that he has a very sick and dying wife stop him from courting press attention. The faux-prince went shopping yesterday in Los Angeles, California, and looked very happy indeed to see the cameras turned on him. He hit up Bristol Farms wearing a very colorful winter coat. He only had a few groceries but didn’t mind the photographer as he walked to the car with his shopping cart.

Sly is a Total Gentleman

There are very few stars that still love fan attention the way that Sylvester Stallone does – he is always happy to be recognized and shake hands with fans. We think that’s great! Sly and his friends exited Cafe Roma yesterday in Los Angeles, California and did just that. Sly was accompanied by his brother Frank Stallone and several friends as they headed to the Celebrity Vault on foot. As they were walking, Frederic Prinz von Anhalt drove up in his new Rolls Royce Drop-Top Phantom and showed off the car to Stallone and his group. Sylvester was friendly to photographers and waved and smiled as he checked out the new car. How polite of Sly to pretend to be interested. We wonder how the Prinz could afford such a nice car? He must have recently sold his name to a few more fame-chasers this month.

Zsa Zsa’s Man Goes Shopping

Frédéric Prinz von Anhalt may not be a Prince, but he is certainly a savvy grocery shopper. We caught these fotos of the man as he shopped for groceries yesterday in West Hollywood, California. Frederic stopped at the local Bristol Farms and carried only one bag back to his car.