removing everything! Nude images, on the other hand, aren’t really uncommon either in today’s society where playful photos have become the new standard. From “freeing the nipple” to promoting body acceptance,
We seem to be urged to expose more flesh (no complaints here). Celebrities have been sloppily posting pictures of their naked bodies on social media recently, but hey… flaunt it if you have it!
People were absolutely in shambles when this lady uploaded a filtered naked photo in 2016, which either had them drooling or driving them crazy. Actually, Kim Kardashian doesn’t really require an introduction, but we are.
In March 2016, the founder of SKIMS posted a picture of herself in a naked mirror with censor blocks covering her two assets. The humorous tweet stated, “When you’re like I have nothing to wear LOL.”
Like everything else she does, the photograph was memorable enough to earn her a prize. At the 2016 Webby Awards, The Kardashians star accepted the Break the Internet Award with the phrase, “Nude selfies ’til I die.”
Lizzo frequently promotes body positivity and has published several photos of herself in her undies online. In an Instagram video from February 2022 where the sun was shining naturally and illuminating her glowing skin, the “Truth Hurts” singer baring everything. She was entirely exposed for the internet community, yet it was chic and inspiring.
If you love me, you love me completely. You are not permitted to make your own decisions, the caption stated. “We should love one another unconditionally, beginning with loving ourselves unconditionally.”
Not just women use the new and improved selfie to its fullest potential. Cole Sprouse, a star of Riverdale, shared a photo in front of a peach mirror to expose his junk to followers.
His nakey rear was displayed in a full-length mirror in the background of what appeared to be a typical selfie on Instagram, but the image had been altered to make his curves appear more voluptuous.
He captioned the NSFW image, “Good morning to my publicity crew.” In the comments, the former Disney star was referred to as “Cole Kardashian,” and Netflix enjoyed the image as well.
The streaming service added, “The way I yelled.”
