Notorious soccer-mom madam Anna Gristina ambushed her stunning former partner-in-pandering Wednesday, confronting the younger woman in a Manhattan courthouse hallway and labeling her a rat.
“You broke my heart, Jaynie!” a betrayed Gristina shouted at fellow madam Jaynie Mae Baker after gate-crashing the strawberry blonde’s wrist-slap sentencing in state Supreme Court.
The confrontation left Baker — who had started working for Gristina as a $1,000-an-hour escort in 2009, according to court papers — visibly rattled.
“I didn’t,” Baker stammered as she clicked in her black stiletto boots past her furious ex-partner.
But Baker most certainly had cooperated against Gristina, The Post has learned — spilling the beans to Manhattan prosecutors about her ex-boss’ high-profile johns and about her own jet-setting journey from hooker to booker to informer.
“In or around August of 2009, Baker traveled to Ibiza with a customer of [Gristina’s] named ‘Marcello,’ ” prosecutors wrote in still-sealed documents obtained by The Post.
“She and ‘Marcello’ spent approximately one week in Ibiza, during which time Baker had sex with ‘Marcello,’ ” prosecutors wrote, noting that when the happy client forked over the $20,000 fee, Baker — as a prized hooker in Gristina’s stable — kept 60 percent while Gristina’s other hookers split their fees 50-50.
Baker had flipped against Gristina even though Gristina had served four months in jail after refusing to rat on Baker and their well-heeled johns.
According to still-sealed court documents, Baker signed a secret plea agreement with the DA’s Office in August 2012, in which she promised her “full and complete cooperation” against Gristina.
In return, Manhattan prosecutors promised Baker a misdemeanor.
“My family was vilified in a public witch hunt while Miss Baker played private footsy with [Manhattan DA] Cy Vance,” Gristina railed to reporters as Baker slinked out of the courthouse.
“Forgive me if I say the public has good reason to feel screwed by Mr. Vance,” Gristina added.
“Once he called me the pimp. Will he ever tell us what tricks he required Miss Baker to perform in the name of justice?”
Baker told prosecutors all about her history at Gristina’s pricey escort service, which catered to millionaires and power brokers on both coasts.
The stunner admitted she was already a veteran escort in early 2009 when she filled out an online application posted by Gristina, according to court papers.
“Baker’s understanding was that she was applying to work for the defendant as a prostitute,” the papers said.
Baker did not return phone calls seeking comment on her cooperation. Her lawyer, Robert Gottlieb, said only, “I think everyone should take anything that Miss Gristina says with a grain of salt.”