Spilling Victoria's Secrets: Former lover of married lingerie CEO writing tell-all memoir with details of two-year affair 
 
 Married Victoria's Secret CEO Sharen Turney, 56, had a two-year affair with luxury real estate broker Cliff Donenfeld, 51 
 
 Donenfeld is currently writing a memoir which includes details of the affair, tentatively titled 'Side Guys' 
 
 
 
 Since news broke of their affair last fall, sources say Turney has been trying to block the publication of the book 
 
 The Naples, Florida broker has noticed black SUVs parked outside his home 
 
 During their affair, Turney allegedly promised Donenfeld a multimillion dollar home and a position at Harrod's in London 
 
 
 
 Their relationship fizzled out in 2010 when Turney refused to see a divorce lawyer to leave her husband Charles 
 
 The former boyfriend of married Victoria's Secret CEO Sharen Turney is writing a memoir which will include details of their torrid two-year affair. 
 
 
 
 Naples, Florida luxury real estate broker Cliff Donenfeld, 51, started writing the memoir last fall after exposing the relationship to the New York Post's Page Six. 
 
 
 
 Donenfeld initially decided to reveal his long-term affair with older-woman Turney, 56, when she declined to give him a reference for a job in fashion. 
 
 
 
 Since then, sources close to Donenfeld say Turney has been trying to block the publication of the book tentatively titled 'Side Guys'. 
 
 
 
 Secret lovers: Luxury real estate broker Cliff Donenfeld (right) is writing a tell-all memoir which include details of his two-year affair with married Victoria's Secret CEO Sharen Turney (left) 
 
 Sharen's helper: Turney has been the CEO of Victoria's Secret since 2006. During their two-year affair, Donenfeld says he became the lingerie exec's sounding-board on things like that annual fashion show 
 
 'After the article, Cliff noticed black SUVs outside his house,' a source told the Post. 'He was then contacted by a Victoria's Secret private eye who wanted to meet with him and their lawyer.' 
 
 
 
 Another source said that Turney's conservative bosses at Ohio-based L Brands are not happy with the scandal. 
 
 
 
 'They've been trying to shut down Cliff and convince him not to include her in his book. But he's standing up for himself,' a friend added. 'His book has many people and many chapters. This is one chapter. He contributed to Victoria's Secret.' 
 
 
 
 Donenfeld and Turney started dating around 2008, and he soon after broke up with his girlfriend so he could spend more time with the lingerie exec in Florida, New York and Ohio. 
 
 
 
 Staying together: Donenfeld and Turney's relationship ended in 2010 when she refused to leave Charles (left), her husband of more than 20 years. Pictured above last December 
 
 Donenfeld claims Turney relied on him for advice on everything from the Victoria's Secret fashion show, to what she should wear. 
 
 
 
 'She didn’t go out in public without my input,' he told the Post last year.'I was instrumental in every aspect of her life for two years. I was her sounding board, personally and professionally.' 
 
 
 
 Changed man: A source close to Donenfeld says he's dating someone new and has turned his life around after getting baptized. He now attends church every Sunday 
 
 During their two-year romance, Turney allegedly promised to buy her boyfriend a multimillion dollar home in Naples' exclusive Port Royal community, but all he got was a Cartier watch. 
 
 
 
 Things got more serious in 2010, when Turney was considering a professional move to Harrod's in the UK. 
 
 
 
 Donenfeld says Turney asked him to move to London with her, where they could start a new life together and adopt a baby. 
 
 
 
 'At the time, she was discussing a move to Harrods,' he said. 'She said it would be much easier to start our lives over again in London. She said she’d place me in a job at Harrods.' 
 
 But when Donenfeld scheduled an appointment for Turney at a New York divorce lawyer, so she could finally leave her husband, Turney wavered. 
 
 
 
 She said she wanted to 'wait until the holidays' to let Charles, her husband of more than 20 years, know. 
 
 
 
 The relationship fizzled out in 2010 and the two remained friends until Turney offended Donenfeld by not providing him with a professional reference. 
 
 
 
 Donenfeld is now dating someone new and a source says he's turned his life around after getting baptized and attends church every Sunday. 
 
 
 
 Despite Turney trying to stop the publication of the book, Donenfeld says he's pushing on. 
 
 ||||| A tell-all book about Victoria’s Secret and one of its top execs is in the works, despite desperate attempts using private detectives and lawyers behind-the-scenes to block it. 
 
 Page Six previously revealed that married VS CEO Sharen Turney carried on a torrid affair with Cliff Donenfeld, a Naples, Fla., luxury real estate broker. He alleged she planned to leave her husband for him after he “opened a door [for her sexually],” then became “instrumental in every aspect of her life” during a two-year affair, which ended in 2010. 
 
 After the scandal broke last fall, Donenfeld began writing a book. But sources tell Page Six that Turney has tried to block the embarrassing tome that could tell much more than just Victoria’s secrets. “After the article, Cliff noticed black SUVs outside his house,” said a source. “He was then contacted by a Victoria’s Secret private eye who wanted to meet with him and their lawyer.” A friend added, “They’ve been trying to shut Cliff down and convince him not to include her in his book. But he’s standing up for himself. His book has many people and many chapters. This is one chapter. He contributed to Victoria’s Secret.” 
 
 Another source said, “They are trying to thwart Cliff from doing this book. But this was a consensual sexual relationship. Victoria’s Secret is famed for its racy show, but the company’s based in conservative Ohio and they are not happy about the scandal.” 
 
 The source added, “That’s what being rich is all about — be a freak, have affairs, do whatever you want. And write a big check. You have to be ­bullet-proof. It seems Cliff left some bullets in the chamber.” 
 
 Donenfeld, meantime, has moved on and is engaged to another woman. “His book is about redemption,” said a friend. “He was baptized in the past year and goes to church every Sunday. He’s doing really well in real estate.” 
 
 When reached for comment, Donenfeld said, “It is in my rights to write my memoirs, and I will write them.” Victoria’s Secret declined to comment.
– Married Victoria's Secret CEO Sharen Turney will soon have her alleged two-year affair with a Florida luxury real estate broker detailed for the world to read. The aforementioned broker, Cliff Donenfeld, is writing a tell-all in which he says he "opened a door" for Turney sexually, and she planned to leave her husband of more than two decades for him—and even perhaps adopt a baby with him—before their affair ended in 2010. Sources tell Page Six that Turney is doing all she can to stop Donenfeld, but he's determined to see the book—which he calls a memoir—released. After news of their affair broke, "Cliff noticed black SUVs outside his house," says one source. "He was then contacted by a Victoria’s Secret private eye who wanted to meet with him and their lawyer." Adds another, "They’ve been trying to shut Cliff down and convince him not to include her in his book. But he’s standing up for himself. His book has many people and many chapters. This is one chapter. He contributed to Victoria’s Secret." Indeed Donenfeld, 51, claims that Turney, 56, asked him for advice on the annual Victoria's Secret fashion show and other matters, the Daily Mail reports. They were initially friends post-split, but Donenfeld decided to reveal the affair after Turney refused to give him a professional reference for a fashion job.