Mila Kunis cell phone photos hacked
By Alexandra Heilbron on September 16, 2011 | 7 Comments
Following in the footsteps of Scarlett Johansson, Mila Kunis is the latest celebrity to have her cell phone hacked followed by her private, intimate photos being leaked to the internet. Only in this case, the most revealing photos aren’t of her — they’re of her Friends with Benefits co-star Justin Timberlake and another male. Though Mila and Justin have denied for months that they’re in a romantic relationship, two of the photos show Justin in revealing poses. One has him laying shirtless in a bed, and the other shows him with a pair of pink panties on his head. One of the photos is of Mila, but she’s in a bathtub with only her head visible. The fourth photo is of an unidentified male in a sexually explicit pose.
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Idiots… stop taking pictures with your phones!!!
I agree they should stop taking weird or nude pics
No. They should take more! More exposure! More indecency! More midgets in drag!
I hope that if Mila, Scarlett and Vanessa take anything away from their incidents it’s to take MORE pics with their phones. More, more MORE!!
She seems a bit slutty, anyway. They all do.
Somebody’s jealous.
what they do with their own personal cell phones is not meant for others to hack into and exploit. They can do what they want to do with their devices that they own. It’s between them, not anyone else. It’s just someone trying to get a kick out of what they can do electronically and then maybe make a buck.