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3 Popular celebrities who mistakenly posted their nudes on social media
As humans, mistakes are bound to happen whether we like it or not. However, over the years, there have been many celebrities who have accidentally uploaded their nudes online.
Take a look at some popular Celebrity figures who mistakenly posted their nudes on social media.
Cross
One of the most trending news all over social media has no doubt been the personal nude video mistakenly uploaded on Snapchat by Cross Ikechukwu Okonkwo.
The 30-year-old former big brother Naija contestant has come out to clarify the issue, stating that it was a simple mistake.
In an interview on TVC, Cross added that he didn’t know Snapchat had a lot of new features.
Cardi B
Another popular figure who mistakenly uploaded her nude is Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar AKA Cardi B.
In the year 2020, the American Rapper accidentally uploaded a topless photo of herself on her Instagram story. According, to the 29-year-old, she immediately turned off her phone after noticing what had happened but it was too late by then as the post had already been uploaded.
However, she later deleted the photo and addressed the issue. Well, after the incident, some of her fans started posting topless photos of themselves on social media with the hashtag ‘Boobs Out For Cardi’.
Chris Evans
Christopher Robert Evans is a popular American actor who is quite known for his role as Captain in various Marvel movies.
However, not many are aware that the 40-year-old actor had accidentally uploaded his nude in 2020. Although the said photo was quickly removed, many fans had a lot to say as some made fun of the mistake while others urged people to respect the actors privacy.
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