Speaking about the top-selling X-rated movie "Amy Fisher Caught On Tape," Amy Fisher revealed she didn’t get a dime for it.  

"I want to make it crystal clear today that I did not, I repeat, did not, sell a sex tape of myself for money," Fisher, who gained notoriety as New York’s "Long Island Lolita," said on Friday night.

"The distributor of this tape is earning a lot of money off it. I have earned nothing but embarrassment," the 34-year-old DJ at Manhattan’s nightclub Retox added.

Despite repeated claims by Fisher that the sex video will not be shown and that she is not promoting it, she coyly admitted in November that a settlement that awarded her a "lump sum" of cash for the tape includes her agreeing to "acknowledge" and "discuss" the video.

"It's part of the settlement -- it's a fine line," she said.

During the news conference, Fisher said she decided to discuss about it and not indorse the sex tape since the tape is out there, topping porn tape downloads since its release.

The sex tape was leaked by Fisher’s husband, Lou Bellera, 57, during the couple’s divorce last year, out of jealousy over Fisher’s brief affair with her ex-boy friend Joey Buttafuoco. However, since their divorce, Fisher, who was sentenced to fifteen years in prison when she was just 18 for shooting Buttafuoco’s wife, said the two have reconciled.

"My husband did this while we were going through a nasty divorce. It hurt me and humiliated me, but I have forgiven him and we have reconciled," she explained, "I love my husband and I've done a lot of things, too. I know he's very sorry."

Fisher and Bellera have two children together, a 6-year-old son and a 3-year-old daughter.