Naked Scandal

Naked Scandal
If playback doesn't begin shortly, try restarting your device.
Videos you watch may be added to the TV's watch history and influence TV recommendations. To avoid this, cancel and sign in to YouTube on your computer.
Kylie Jenner Responds To Fan Mocking Her HUGE Lips & Harry Styles REACTS To Queerbaiting
Taylor Swift’s Hidden Easter Eggs & MAJOR Fan Theories About ‘Midnights’
Clevver is THE #1 source for pop culture, entertainment, and celebrity news, interviews, and more!

Welcome to Clevver News! Clevver News is your one stop shop for all things pop culture, entertainment, celebrity news, gossip, TEA & much more! We've got a variety of shows that will fulfill anyone's entertainment craving such as Newsfeed, Listed, Daily Hollywood Rundown & more. Come join in on the fun and get INFOtained!

We want to make Clevver News a safe place for our hosts and our audience. Your comments are always welcome, even if they are critiques. However, we will delete your remarks if they are deemed off-topic, contain vulgar language, or are disrespectful of others.

SUBSCRIBE!
Press Inquiries: Press@ClevverTV.com
Website: http://www.clevver.com
An error occurred while retrieving sharing information. Please try again later.
0:02 / 9:48 • Watch full video Live

Yahoo is part of the Yahoo family of brands.

By clicking " Accept all " you agree that Yahoo and our partners will store and/or access information on your device through the use of cookies and similar technologies and process your personal data, to display personalised ads and content, for ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development.

You can select ' Manage settings ' for more information and to manage your choices. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Your Privacy Controls . Find out more about how we use your information in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy . Click here to find out more about our partners.

Advertise With Us submit a news tip
What Kate Middleton is to fashion, Prince Harry is to scandal. Year in, year out, they can be counted on to deliver the goods. The golden royal standards, if you will.
So, while Prince William 's rugged rogue of a little brother is no stranger to a hidden camera lens or the unflattering pen of a tabloid journalist (to be fair, they've had ample time to hone their crafts thanks to Harry's nearly annual antics), but his lost weekend in Las Vegas has proven almost too much for even them to bear.
Harry, on the other hand, had no such problems baring all. Ahem. So, let's take a look back at how the naked truth about Harry became public fodder.
Aug. 17, 2012: The regal has landed. Harry checks into the Wynn Encore Tower ahead of the night that will live in infamy. Though the world won't know it for a few days yet...
Aug. 18, 2012: Prince Harry is first spotted in Sin City, getting his feet wet at a star-studded pool party held at MGM Grand's Wet Republic. The royal kicks off the boys' weekend (he had about six or seven hangers-on in tow) dancing, joking and drinking. Counted among the other klieg light-worthy attendees: Jennifer Lopez , though by all reports, the famous pair never crossed paths. He does, however, cross paths with a bachelorette party (of course he did), and two of the revelers, Lauren and Monica Martirano, tell Inside Edition that the prince was a "gentleman."
"We were speechless," Lauren says. "We just stood there with our jaws dropped." Monica adds, "How many people can say they met and spoke to Prince Harry? This story can't be topped." Oh, but it could and did...
Later that night, he hits up another pool party, this time for a little more harmless fun. While at the Wynn Hotel's XS nightclub, he meets up with none other than Olympian Ryan Lochte . And seeing as how it was 2 a.m. and Harry is no doubt feeling slightly, um, emboldened, he takes it upon himself to challenge the gold medalist to an impromptu swimming race .
Speaking later in the week, Lochte recounts his version of events on the Today show, saying that the duo—then both fully clothed, he stressed— went their separate ways after their duel in the pool. Though that wasn't the end of Harry's night, as the world now knows.
Aug. 21, 2012: Sometime in the evening the following day, the full extent of Harry's party weekend is revealed via grainy presumptive cell phone photos of the royal showing off his crown jewels while in the confines of his private hotel suite leaked online. Cue worldwide giddiness. The photos show Harry completely naked, but for one modest hand over, well, that , during a game of strip billiards. Which, judging by the state of his clothes-eschewing self, is not his game.
Aug. 22, 2012: what happens in Vegas in no way stays in Vegas, but it does somehow stay out of the U.K. The royal family gave their best puppy dog eyes and pretty-pleases to the British media, specifically requesting that they not run Harry's naked self in their pages or online due to the implied privacy violation that yielded the photos in the first place. They comply, to hilarious and creative results .
Meanwhile, celebs come out in support (and appreciation) of Harry and his physique, with Lady Gaga leading the online fray. "HOLY MOTHER HARRY LOOKS FIT," she tweeted. "Hope no ones mad at him for that, I'm certainly not." So speaketh Mother Monster, so speaketh the world.
Aug. 23, 2012: Bullet-dodging party pal Ryan Lochte sits down with Matt Lauer and reveals his thoughts on Harry's hairy situation—specifically as they pertained to him avoiding being painted by the same scandalous brush. "Kinda happy," Ryan says. "I don't need that."
In the least surprising development yet, Playgirl tells E! News that, however unlikely, it would love to feature the au naturel Harry in its pages. And how much could such a spread cost? " A million dollars is not out of the question ," the mag's publisher says.
Aug. 24, 2012: British tabloid The Sun decides to run the Harry photo after all in its Friday edition with headline "Heir It Is!" headline and subtitle "Pic of naked Harry you've already seen on the Internet." Managing editor David Dinsmore explains to E! News, "For us, this is about the freedom of the press. This is about the ludicrous situation where a picture can be seen by hundreds of millions of people around the world on the Internet, but can't be seen in the nation's favorite paper."
Though he made his way out of Las Vegas the morning after his naked partying ways (he was reportedly spotted in Los Angeles hours later, though a layover may explain that), E! News confirmed that the prince finally returned to London and was gearing up for quite a showdown.
Today, he could make his way up to Balmoral and get some face time (and likely a scolding for the record books) from Queen Elizabeth II and his dad Prince Charles before resuming his military service in the U.K.
Rank aside, we think he might find himself getting saluted a whole lot more these days.
Your source for entertainment news, celebrities, celeb news, and celebrity gossip. Check out the hottest fashion, photos, movies and TV shows!
© 2022 E! Entertainment Television, LLC A Division of NBCUniversal. All rights reserved.

updated 8:40 PM EDT, Sun October 12, 2014
Los Angeles (CNN) -- A hacker's invasion of dozens of celebrity iCloud accounts, leading to the embarrassing leaking of nude photos, has lessons for us all. Here are five things you should know about what happened.
There's a list of 100 celebrity women -- and one man -- whose photos were supposedly downloaded and stolen by a hacker. It includes A-listers, notably Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence, and D-listers whose names you may not recognize. Many of them only found out they were victims because of media reports naming them, but others -- such as Lawrence -- found out when social networks exploded with buzz about nude photos being distributed online.
Lawrence and two others, actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead and model-actress Kate Upton, almost immediately confirmed the images were of them. Several others -- including singer Ariana Grande, gymnast McKayla Maroney and singer-actress Victoria Justice -- said photos supposed to be of them were fakes.
Shortly after I tweeted about certain pics of me being fake, I was faced with a serious violation of (cont) http://t.co/Z8iRJ64eV0
Justice later tweeted that she did, in fact, suffer "a serious violation of privacy," with real photos leaked.
While Rihanna is on the list, it might have been a waste of a hacker's energy, because the singer is known for frequently sharing revealing photos of herself on Twitter and Instagram.
Being on the hacked celebrity list doesn't mean the hackers actually found any racy photos. Actress-singer Keke Palmer, 21, was on the list, but has never taken or kept nude photos on her phone or elsewhere, her mother said. The former Nickelodeon star, now playing Cinderella on Broadway, was taught early in her career about the dangers, she said.
Others reportedly hacked include: Aubrey Plaza, Avril Lavigne, Cat Deeley, Farrah Abraham, Gabrielle Union, Hayden Panettiere, Hope Solo, Hillary Duff, Jenny McCarthy, Kate Bosworth, Kim Kardashian, Kirsten Dunst, Mary Kate Olsen, Meagan Good, Sarah Schneider, Selena Gomez, Teresa Palmer, Vanessa Hudgens and Winona Ryder.
Patiently waiting for the dave Franco pictures to be leaked..
The one male on the list is actor Dave Franco, but to the disappointment of some female fans, no nude photos of Franco have emerged.
Why would celebrities have nude photos of themselves on their cell phones?
There may not be one answer for this, but distance from love interests could be a major factor. Actors spend months away from spouses and lovers while making movies. Musicians tour the world for months. Sexting can become a substitute for intimacy when a relationship goes long distance.
Of course, some bathroom mirror selfies may be snapped and kept as a way to measure progress on a diet or to assess the need for a tummy tuck or update with the plastic surgeon.
Other celebs, however, have enjoyed career boosts when supposedly inadvertent leaks of nude photos or videos have gone viral. Ask Kim Kardashian about that. Her career highlight was as Paris Hilton's personal assistant before the world discovered her sex tape.
Another way nude photos might find their way onto a celebrity's cell phone is just plain naiveté. Maybe they don't realize images on their iPhones are automatically backed up by iCloud, or perhaps they thought iCloud was a safe place for their data.
The hacker apparently took advantage of a security flaw in Apple's online backup service, iCloud. Many online services lock someone out after several unsuccessful attempts to log in, but not Apple's "Find My iPhone" app and iCloud. That has been changed by Apple in the aftermath of the nude celebrity photo scandal. But with unlimited guesses, a computer program can generate and test thousands of potential passwords until an account is entered. It is called a "brute force" attack.
The tendency of many people to choose weak passwords and to use the same password for each service helped. Once a celebrity's "Find My iPhone" app password is discovered, the same password often can access iCloud. People might never know their accounts have been compromised.
Another thing makes the famous more vulnerable. Wikipedia and many other websites provide biographical information that can help a hacker guess passwords or answers to security questions.
Nearly a decade ago, Paris Hilton's Sidekick cell phone was accessed when a hacker guessed her password was Tinkerbell, the name of her famous teacup chihuahua.
Apple said on Tuesday that the company's core computer systems, which house all its users' data, were not hacked. "Certain celebrity accounts were compromised by a very targeted attack on user names, passwords and security questions, a practice that has become all too common on the Internet," Apple said.
How can you safeguard against hackers?
Learn from the woes of your role models, the celebrities.
Choose strong, hard-to-guess passwords. Long but easy to remember pass phrases that include numbers are suggested. Have variations for different email accounts, bank accounts and apps. If one is hacked, it does not compromise your entire virtual world.
Many services, including Apple's, offer the option of two-factor authentication. After you enter your permanent password, you are asked for a second temporary password or number that is automatically generated and sent to you in a text message.
A hacker would not have been able to access those celebrity photos unless he or she also had the celebrity's cell phone.
Another safeguard is to be aware that even when you delete a photo or video from your iPhone, it is possibly backed up by iCloud. The service allows you to access images on all your devices, but it also keeps those you might think are deleted.
Knowing those photos were deleted long ago, I can only imagine the creepy effort that went into this. Feeling for everyone who got hacked.
Actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead tweeted that the photos of her that were leaked were "deleted long ago."
A stiff prison sentence is the short answer.
Jennifer Lawrence's representatives said investigators have been contacted and "will prosecute anyone who posts the stolen photos of Jennifer Lawrence."
The FBI's Los Angeles office confirmed Monday that it was investigating the hacking. "The FBI is aware of the allegations concerning computer intrusions and the unlawful release of material involving high-profile individuals, and is addressing the matter," the agency's spokeswoman said.
The same office caught a Florida man who hacked celebrity email accounts in 2011. Christopher Chaney, whose targets included actresses Scarlett Johansson and Mila Kunis and singer Christina Aguilera, was charged with accessing protected computers without authorization, damaging protected computers, wiretapping and aggravated identity theft.
The hackers arrested in the Paris Hilton case, including a teenager, got jail time, too.

Amateur Milf Lingerie
Lesbian 15
Nyx Lingerie 01

Naked Scandal

Report Page