Highlights
- Reality star Kim Kardashian is so upset with her nude photos on the cover of W magazine that she has vowed never to strip again.
- The 30-year-old socialite, who bared all for the magazine's October 2010 issue, opened up about the shoot last Sunday on the new episode of her reality show 'Kourtney & Kim Take New York', saying she was not at all happy about it, The Hollywood Reporter said.
- "I was naked, but fully covered in silver paint. This artist will put images of architecture and buildings and stuff on top of me so you will see my body shape and the outline, but not actually my breasts or anything," she said in the episode about the Mark
- Seliger photos.
- Talking to her sister, Kim, in tears, added, "I'm more naked here than I was in my Playboy (in 2007). I'm so mad right now... She promised I would be covered with artwork... his is serious porn..."
- Kim added that she was told, "nothing would be seen. I feel so taken advantage of. I've definitely learned my lesson. I'm never taking my clothes off again, even if it's for Vogue."
Reality star Kim Kardashian is so upset with her nude photos on the cover of W magazine that she has vowed never to strip again.
The 30-year-old socialite, who bared all for the magazine's October 2010 issue, opened up about the shoot last Sunday on the new episode of her reality show 'Kourtney & Kim Take New York', saying she was not at all happy about it, The Hollywood Reporter said.
"I was naked, but fully covered in silver paint. This artist will put images of architecture and buildings and stuff on top of me so you will see my body shape and the outline, but not actually my breasts or anything," she said in the episode about the Mark
Seliger photos.
Talking to her sister, Kim, in tears, added, "I'm more naked here than I was in my Playboy (in 2007). I'm so mad right now... She promised I would be covered with artwork... his is serious porn..."
Kim added that she was told, "nothing would be seen. I feel so taken advantage of. I've definitely learned my lesson. I'm never taking my clothes off again, even if it's for Vogue."