Over the weekend, some nude photos of Iggy Azalea, released in 2016 during a photographic service for GQ's cover, were published online. Everything happened without the knowledge of the singer, the magazine or the photographer. In the picture, Iggy appears topless and wears only a pair of white shorts.
On Monday, Iggy published a statement in Twitter, before closing all its profiles on social networks.
She writes: "Many other women have made provocative covers for GQ with hands covering their breasts or something similar. I've always looked like beautiful covers and so I decided to do it myself.
Nobody else had published naked photos unwittingly and so I felt comfortable in a private set as I modeled for such a respectable magazine. I knew that only pictures where my hands covered my breasts would be considered to be printed. "
Iggy adds that he did not approve at any moment to publish her topless photos and explained that they had let her know that GQ does not print topless photos.
It follows: "There was no reason for the photos to be preserved after they were chosen to be used. I am amazed and irritable not to be wiped out immediately after selection.
Today, I'm a tad of negative emotions. I feel embarrassed, embarrassed, raped, angry, upset, and a million other things. Not only because I did not approve of this - but also from the terrible way the people reacted. "
Iggy criticized the vulgar comments that people made about her body and said that as she read it, she was physically ill. She completed the statement by announcing her departure from social networks to escape her negativity.
While photographs after pictures, Nino Munoz published his statement on Tuesday morning. "I want to be close to all those who have been affected by this situation. I'm upset and I do not intend to calm down until justice is established, "he writes. "I'm upset and sad to have stolen my pictures and published them without my permission. Currently, the situation is under investigation. The posting of these stolen images is illegal and anyone who has done it will be prosecuted by law. "
