LOL! SHE GETS THE JUMPOFF FROM HELL AWARD! PLACES A BILLBOARD IN TIME SQUARE & 2 OTHER CITIES PUTTING HER MILLIONAIRE BOYFRIEND ON BLAST!

The president of one of the world's largest tech firms made his debut this week on a huge Times Square billboard - but it's not for some new software.
Instead, it seems Charles Phillips' long-term gal pal put it there to embarrass the married mogul.

Phillips, the president of Oracle software, is shown hugging YaVaughnie Wilkins under the words "Charles and YaVaughnie" and a quote, "You are my soulmate forever."

The billboards - two in Manhattan and others in Atlanta and San Francisco - tout the Web address of an online photo album containing what appears to be eight years worth of snaps of the duo vacationing, dancing, drinking and singing karaoke.

There are also dozens of florist cards signed "Charles" bearing messages like "I'm sorry, please forgive me," "I'm crazy about you" and "We're going to have a great life, stick with me."

They often appeared in public together and took photos with a young boy about the age of Phillips' son.

Bela Kovacs, the San Francisco Web designer who created the site, which was down last night, said he was hired by Wilkins in August. The site, as far as he knew, was to be a gift for Phillips, he said.

"I didn't know anything about his marital status, or hers," Kovacs said. "I don't know who did the billboard."

ClearChannel refused to say who paid for the signs, which can cost thousands a day.

But after Gawker.com began chewing on the mystery of the billboards - and discovered that the Oracle head has an elegant wife, Karen Phillips - Kovacs says he received an e-mail from Wilkins saying, "I've become famous."

Wilkins, 42, who studied journalism in San Francisco, where she lives, could not be reached for comment.

A spokesperson for Charles Phillips, 50, released a statement: "I had an 8½-year serious relationship with YaVaughnie Wilkins. My divorce proceedings began in 2008. The relationship with Ms. Wilkins has since ended and we both wish each other well."

A former Marine Corps captain, he is on the board of the Museum of Natural History.

He and his wife attended the museum's annual benefit in November, where they hobnobbed with Dave Matthews, Alec Baldwin and Caroline Kennedy, according to the New York Social Diary.

A few months earlier, a snap of Phillips dancing with Wilkins was posted on the Picasa image-sharing site titled "I'm going to marry this woman!"