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An Australian woman accused of causing a drunken scene on a Jetstar flight is the daughter of the late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos and a former Playboy model.
Analisa Corr, 53, and her husband Jimmy Corr, 45, were removed from a plane flying from Hobart to Sydney after allegedly creating a disturbance in the air.
The mother-of-one grew up in luxury in Sydney’s eastern suburbs and describes herself as an interior designer specializing in “boudoir” photography.
His half-brother Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr is the current president of the Philippines, who in the past refused to acknowledge that they have the same father.
Ferdinand Marcos Sr. was president of the Philippines from 1965 until his overthrow in 1986, and from 1972 to 1981 he ruled the nation under martial law.
Corr’s mother, Evelin Hegyesi, reportedly met Marcos Sr., then married to shoe-loving Imelda, when she was working as a model in Paris in the 1970s.
After giving birth to Analisa in Sydney in 1971, mother and daughter lived in a Point Piper mansion apparently purchased by Marcos Sr, who died in 1989 aged 72.
Analisa Corr, an Australian woman accused of creating a drunken scene on a Jetstar flight, is the daughter of the late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos and a former Playboy model. She is pictured with her husband Jimmy Corr at the Magic Millions polo on the Gold Coast in 2018.
Analisa Corr, 53, and her husband Jimmy Corr, 45, were removed from a plane flying from Hobart to Sydney after allegedly causing a disturbance in the air on December 28. She appears in the photo with her daughter Tahni.
Ms Corr has been married for a decade to former soldier Jimmy Corr, with whom she has recently been pictured on social media sailing around Indonesia on a yacht.
The couple was allegedly intoxicated and drinking the alcohol they had taken on a plane on December 28.
Ms Corr allegedly grabbed and shook another passenger while leaving the bathroom during the flight.
The couple were escorted off the flight by Australian Federal Police and taken to Mascot police station.
They were subsequently charged with one count each of failing to comply with cabin crew safety instructions and consuming alcohol not provided by the crew.
Bail was granted on conditions the couple lived at an address in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, handed over their passports, did not enter any international departure points or were drunk at an airport.
Mrs Corr and her husband faced Downing Center Local Court on Monday when they pleaded not guilty to all charges and the case was adjourned until January 10.
Marcos Jr neither confirmed nor denied Corr’s ancestry when asked about his half-sister in April 2011.
“We have been hearing these rumors for more than 20 years,” the then senator stated then.
Ms Corr has been married for a decade to former soldier Jimmy Corr, with whom she has recently been pictured on social media sailing around Indonesia on a yacht.
Ms Corr, a mother of one who grew up in luxury in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, describes herself as an interior designer with a sideline in boudoir photography. she is in the photo
Ms. Corr’s middle name, Josefa, is the first name of Marcos Sr.’s mother.
Marcos Sr.’s comment came a month after Corr claimed she had been removed from the short-lived Australian reality TV show The Renovators after revealing her father’s identity.
Corr’s mother, who was born in Germany, was just two years old when her Hungarian parents, Anton and Theresa, brought her to Australia in 1949.
Ms Hegyesi was once photographed posing in a mink bikini and appeared in a 1969 Playboy spread called ‘Girls of Australia’.
A newspaper report from July 2004 claimed that Mrs Hegyesi avoided the spotlight but described her curvaceous daughter as “exotic”, “lively” and “flamboyant”.
Corr was previously in a relationship with Dean Fleming, heir to the supermarket empire and father of her daughter Tahni Hegyesi Fleming, who is now about 21.
In May 2022, Sydney gossip columnist Andrew Hornery noted that Ms Corr, who “has managed to fly under the radar for the past 51 years, is considered one of this city’s great social mysteries.”
Ferdinand Marcus Sr. was president of the Philippines from 1965 until his overthrow in 1986, and from 1972 to 1981 he ruled the nation under martial law. He died in 1989 at the age of 72.
Mrs Corr is married to former soldier James Alexander ‘Jimmy’ Corr, with whom she has recently been pictured on social media sailing around Indonesia on a yacht. The couple appears in the photo.
Ms Corr’s Gold Coast photography business specializes in ‘boudoir’ images and offers clients ‘professional hair/makeup artist, champagne, retouched images and just an overall fabulous time!’
“As a professional portrait and intimacy photographer, I love showing the true beauty and spirit of everyday women,” Corr says on her LinkedIn profile.
In September last year, Corr posted an online tribute to his “dear friend”, Sydney publicist Jai Evans, after he was found dead aged just 43 in his Darlinghurst flat.
“If you knew him, you would remember him as the life of the party, the energetic, vibrant and fun creative at all times,” he wrote.
‘I’ll miss our long D&Ms and our two crazy personalities going through this life together, helping each other but happily and enthusiastically leading each other astray.
“Today I am really stunned and very sad that you have left us so soon. But I’m glad you found a quiet place that maybe you were looking for, I know you have…and I’ll see you there…eventually.
“Keep the Champers on ice Jai-Jai, I love you.”