Strauss-Kahn quits as IMF chief as infamous Manhattan madam claims he paid her $2,500 for her escort girls

IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn today sensationally quit his post, amid new claims that he conducted an infamous brothel madam $ 2,500 for girls escort.

Kristin Davis, 35, claimed the head of the IMF have used the services of models Wicked twice in 2006.

The French, who was not in the position of the IMF at the time, was believed to have been referred to the brothel owner Nici by Irma, a Bosnian prostitute who lived in Paris, according to The Times.

Ms. Nici - also linked with the client's most famous Davis, former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer - has recently claimed to have slept with David Beckham. Footballer denies the allegation. Mr. Spitzer, who is now an anchor for CNN, was forced to resign from that role in 2008 when the scandal was made public.

According to the Times, Mr. Strauss-Kahn - who is currently in custody in New York accused of attempted rape on a woman's hotel room - called Davis in the third week of January 2006 to ask a girl "All American" and paid £ 1,500 ($ 2,400) for two hours with her.

"He paid cash, she was quoted as saying. . The first girl I sent him said he was aggressive and did not want to be back again with him "In his resignation letter published by the IMF, Strauss-Kahn said:" I deny with the strongest possible all the allegations were made against me "

Speaking of his alleged association with the IMF chief, Ms. Nici told the Daily Mail: "Strauss-Kahn was rude and aggressive, but he maintained a certain level of decorum because he was dealing with an agency.

"The girls said he was arrogant, too aggressive and Grabby. He did not rape anyone. However, at $ 1,000 or more an hour, we expected customers to behave like gentlemen, not animals. "

She said she had talked about it because of new allegations that he violently attacked a hotel maid in New York.

"I spent three years working to protect the men on my list of clients - however, I will no longer protect those who abuse," she added.

Davis sent a second escort, a young Brazilian girl, in September 2006 did not complain about the behavior of Strauss-Kahn. The economist was in New York at the time for a conference organized by Bill Clinton.

Davis was subsequently imprisoned for crimes of prostitution, spending five months at Rikers Island prison where Strauss-Kahn is being held.

She bought last year 23,000 signatures in support of his candidacy as an independent challenger for governor of New York Andrew Cuomo to - the incumbent.