She has gone from glamor shots to mug shots.
Tatyana Remley, the once dazzling horsewoman and socialite, looks unrecognizable in her first shocking prison photo shoot, obtained by The Post.
The picture is the first taken from prison since the 43-year-old pleaded guilty to trying to hire a hitman to kill her estranged husband, Mark Remley.
Tatyana Remley was recently transferred from a San Diego prison to a state prison in Chowchilla, Calif., after she pleaded guilty in December to attempted murder in connection with her plan to hire a friend to shoot and kill her husband.
Remley, who has previously sported long blonde locks and posed in shorts or tight underwear for sexy photo shoots, looked dazed and worn in a prison photo taken Jan. 17 in Chowchilla.
The 5-foot-11 former model was arrested in August during a sting operation at a Solana Beach Starbucks when she told undercover officers she wanted her husband killed.
Tatyana Remley’s mugshot. Remley was sentenced on Dec. 28, 2023, to three years and eight months for soliciting another person to commit or participate in murder while carrying a loaded and concealed firearm that they did not legally possess. She was housed at the Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla, California. California DOC officials set up a sting operation in which Tatyana Remley agreed to meet with an undercover detective whom she hoped to hire to kill her husband. Tatyana Remley / Facebook
He initially asked a mutual friend to kill Mark, offering $2 million. Instead, the friend reveals Tatyana’s plan to Mark, who goes to the police.
The same friend had worked for the couple when they tried to put on a multimillion-dollar equestrian acrobatic show called “Valitar” at the Del Mar Fairgrounds in San Diego in 2013.
During that time the “friend” had a sexual relationship with Tatyana, sources told The Post.
After the failure of their business venture “Valitar,” Mark and Tatyana Remley also organized a polo team in Del Mar, Calif., which also failed, friends said. Tatyana Remley/Facebook
Valitar was an “epic failure” and abruptly closed after only a few shows, leaving acrobats, performers and crew demanding promised wages.
Mark Remley filed for bankruptcy on his business entity and left employees empty-handed, his former business partner Erik Martonovich told The Post.
However, Martonovich said Mark kept texting her and trying to lure her back to San Diego with another business plan.
Tatyana Remley with one of her horses in a promotional shoot for “Valitar.” The pair first made headlines in 2013 after a multi-million dollar equestrian acrobatics show was suddenly shut down, leaving performers and crew stunned. Valitar
“But that’s going nowhere, as I’m told [Mark] tried to convince me to sleep with Tatyana while he watched,” Martonovich said. “They’re crazy!”
The estranged couple, who were married for 12 years, are regulars and even took part in a 2017 Showtime documentary called “Naked SNCTM.”
Tayana filed for divorce in July, claiming Mark held a gun to her head. She also claims one of her estranged husband’s friends threatened her “Godfather-style.”
The California horsewoman accused of trying to hire a hitman to kill her husband was a member of the SNCTM sex club and was featured in a Showtime documentary about her. Showtime/ Naked SNCTM A friend of the former couple said the Remleys enjoyed “rocking” with other couples. They are featured in a documentary where they talk about their sexual exploitation. Showtime/ Naked SNCTM Remley was arrested by undercover cops when he met them at a California Starbucks. He was sentenced to three years and eight months in prison after striking a deal with prosecutors. Tatyana Remley / Facebook
Remley denied the allegations. Three weeks after filing for divorce, Tatyana was arrested and charged with solicitation of murder, carrying a concealed weapon in a vehicle and carrying a loaded firearm in a public place.
Tatyana pleaded guilty on December 28 and was sentenced to three years and eight months. However, court records seen by The Post show he is eligible for parole as early as June 2025.
Martonovich said she is not worried if the former socialite who wants to become a woman is released early for good behavior.
“I don’t think she’s smart enough to accomplish anything else since she couldn’t have carried out her plan in a worse way than to go straight to the police station and tell them, ‘Hey, I’m thinking of killing my husband. Is that OK?’
“If he’s out in a year, I wouldn’t be surprised if he shows up back in San Diego wearing a crop top and daisy dukes, riding around the streets and telling everyone he’s doing something amazing that he knows nothing about. That’s Tayana.”
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