The woman who says she took photos of boxer Oscar De La Hoya in women's lingerie is changing her story.

Just days after she claimed the pictures were "not Photoshopped," Milana Dravnel now tells us, "I cannot personally verify the authenticity of the images."

Pictures of De La Hoya "were taken from my personal camera and were out of my control," Dravnel said last night. "I was pressured into going public with the photos by certain individuals who had improper motives and acted solely for their own financial gain. I have not received any money from the sale or use of these photos."

Dravnel would not go so far as to say that all the pictures were doctored. Asked about specific shots — such as one that appears to show her getting a hug from the tutu-wearing pugilist — she declined to comment.

The gorgeous 22-year-old Russian immigrant would also not rule out that De La Hoya attended tequila-fueled revels where, according to sources, the Golden Boy dressed up in fishnets, stilettos, panties and a wig. Sources have also said he took part in role-playing — sometimes using the name "Goldie" and pretending to be a squealing girl riding on the back of a motorcycle. During one so-called "slumber party," a source told us, Dravnel and other girls shaved his legs.

"Mr. De La Hoya and I had a platonic relationship," the former Scores dancer said. "We did not have intimate relations." She wouldn't say more "on the advice of my lawyer."

De La Hoya's powerhouse lawyer, Bert Fields, has threatened to use "all legal remedies" to defend his client's good name. But Dravnel insisted the decision to recant some of her statements "is mine. I have not been approached or paid by anyone or received any other form of compensation to do this."

Last week, Dravnel taped an interview for "Entertainment Tonight," due to air this evening, in which she denies that the mortifying pictures had been altered. "I only agreed to do a television interview ... after I received numerous threats from people who were in control of the images," she said. "Many quotes that were attributed to me in the media are false and inaccurate, as were some statements I made on 'Entertainment Tonight.'

"Last week, I sent a demand to X17online.com to remove the images from their Web site."

Despite telling "E.T." that the pictures weren't Photoshopped, Dravnel acknowledged that a disk with De La Hoya photos "went missing" after she showed it to friends at a birthday party. After the photos disappeared, she told the show, "Oscar's people found out about the disk" and she received "threatening phone calls offering me cash to get the pictures back."

But Dravnel told us, "I don't believe any threats came from Oscar."

She added, "I apologize to Mr. De La Hoya for any embarrassment I caused him and his family."

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FROM whom does Mariah Carey need Secret Service-style protection? Page Six spotted the smiling star at the Save the Music event at Lincoln Center Thursday night flanked by eight massive bodyguards. As a friendly Mariah made her way around the tent greeting fellow music industry folks John Mayer, John Sykes and Jon Bon Jovi, her goons intently blocked other guests from her path with commands of "Get out of the way! Mariah's coming!" They also shut down the bathroom for 10 minutes while Carey primped. Meanwhile, someone should have been watching over Vanessa Carlton when Mariah was getting her award. The under-the-radar songstress was overheard cackling, rolling her eyes and making nasty comments throughout Carey's acceptance speech. Throughout dinner, Carlton made a point to remind fellow guests that she is actually famous. "I have more than one song," she announced to the table - but got severely agitated when The Post's Marianne Garvey mistook an Avril Lavigne music video for one of hers.



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MARCIA Clark's jolting transformation from tough-as-nails DA to bottle-blond TV talker had the hosts of ESPN's "Pardon the Interruption" wagering on whether she'd had plastic surgery. Asked about the odds, from 0 to 100, Tony Kornheiser chimed: "I'm going 1,000 percent! She's had her eyes done; she's got her cheek implants; she's got her hair done. She's a TV clown now, just like I am, and I haven't been smart enough to get any work done." Co-host Mike Wilbon countered, "I'm going to say there's a 95 percent chance . . . She didn't do anything ridiculous. She's 54 years old; she looks 50."


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NOT everyone recognizes Bruce Willis. The "Die Hard" star showed up at Socialista at around 3 a.m. Wednesday with an entourage of eight, hoping to be let in. But spies said that not only was he denied entry but the doorman also let in others who got there after him. "Bruce's entourage started banging on the door, to no avail," our spy said. "I guess they had reached their massive-ego quota." Socialista owner Armin Amiri was embarrassed by the incident: "I had just left and told the guys they could shut down for the night. I love [Bruce]."


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VANILLA Ice is a rapper with a growing rap sheet. The washed-up hip-hopper, who starred on VH1's "The Surreal Life," is due in a West Palm Beach court this week to be arraigned for driving with an expired license. The Palm Beach Post also reports that in the last few months Ice has been nailed for doing 74 in a 45-mph zone, violating high-occupancy vehicle-lane restrictions, having no registration, stopping improperly and having illegally tinted car windows. Records also show that a collection agency is after him for more than $200 in unpaid traffic fines. Ice's rep had no comment.



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IVANKA Trump is so blinged out already with her new jewelry line that she isn't interested in going ghetto glam. When asked by The Post's Tashara Jones at her jewelry-launch party at the Carlton Hotel the other night whether she would ever do a line of diamond grills for the teeth, she laughed and said, "I don't know why they do that. Ugh! It is definitely not for me . . . I have beautiful teeth. They shine by themselves, and so do I!"

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JAMES Woods says Nicole Brown Simpson wanted to have an affair with him behind O.J. Simpson's back and that the couple once seemed to invite him to be part of a threesome.

The skirt-chasing "Shark" star told Craig Ferguson on "The Late Late Show" he started getting weird vibes from the couple when Simpson invited him to dinner years before Nicole was savagely murdered.

As they sat in a fancy restaurant in Palm Springs and Simpson got into a conversation with Nicole's sister Denise Brown, Nicole began eyeing Woods. "[She was] this curvy, gorgeous blonde . . . and she starts talking to me, and everything is about how she is really not happy with her marriage. I'm going through a divorce at the time, and I'm taking the bait. I guess I'm kind of being set up," Woods recalled.

Later, when he got back to his hotel, Woods said O.J. and Nicole, looking cozy, walked by his room and invited him for a "late-night nightcap" in their suite. "It was very odd," he told Ferguson. "About four days later, I get at my house a letter from her, 'Dear Jimmy,' with a little heart where the 'i" is, [saying] 'O.J. is out of town, maybe you would like to get together.' [I thought], this can't be possible."

Meanwhile, Simpson's recent armed robbery bust in Las Vegas has revealed the extent of the business that has developed over his signed sports memorabilia. While O.J. claims he was simply re-taking possession of collectibles that were rightfully his, the hotel room confrontation sounds more like a scene from "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre," the classic tale of gold and greed consuming partners who end up killing each other.

Celia Farber, who wrote about "O.J. Incorporated" for Rolling Stone in 2000, reports Simpson had been selling his signature through agent Mike Gilbert since 1989, but the market really took off five years later after the double murder of Nicole and Ron Goldman, when Simpson's autograph quadrupled in value.

Gilbert would sneak items into the courthouse, past the media hordes outside. "We just kept signing . . . for the entire 16 months that O.J. was incarcerated . . . while they were delivering the verdict, we were still signing," Gilbert told Farber.

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ROSIE O'Donnell has pulled the plug on her two-part interview with Diane Sawyer to promote her controversial new book, "Celebrity Detox." O'Donnell was scheduled to chat with Sawyer on "Good Morning America" on Oct. 9 and 10 about "Detox" - which covers her stormy one-season stint on "The View," where she repeatedly clashed with co-hosts Elisabeth Hasselbeck and "View" den mother Barbara Walters. In the book, O'Donnell takes some potshots at Walters - calling her "tired" and questioning whether, at 77, she's too old to be doing a daily TV show. O'Donnell indicated earlier this week she was having second thoughts. She blogged in her lower-case style, "i do not feel ready to discuss or defend the things i shared on those 209 pages." "The book is a very personal snapshot of a certain time in Rosie's life, and she felt she bared her soul on those pages," O'Donnell's publicist, Cindi Berger, told The Post's Michael Starr yesterday. "She feels people should read the book and take away from it what they will. She does not want to do any interviews."


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DENIALS yesterday by Marc Anthony's rep that Jennifer Lopez is pregnant won't likely squelch the talk. Sources close to the singer's camp are buzzing that she's indeed expecting after years of in vitro. Lopez is promoting her new album, "Brave," in London, where the tabloids have gone to town with the rumors. They report that just before arriving at the Dorchester Hotel, Lopez faxed over a request for just the sort of things a mom-to-be might need - including two humidifiers, two fans, a room set at 80 degrees, Jo Malone candles, white or red roses, soft-baked chocolate chip cookies, sour cream and onion chips, regular chips, veggie platters, plain M&M's, sunflower seeds, Ritz crackers, Dentyne Ice gum, spicy brown mustard, mayonnaise, Smartwater, caffeine-free Coke and Red Bull. A rep for Lopez said she didn't know if the singer is pregnant.