Olivia Munn denies nude photo leak

Nude photos of Olivia Munn currently doing the rounds on the Internet are fake, according to sources close to the actress. A leading daily has reported that Munn had tweeted to her followers in response to the scandal.

“‘If you ever hacked my phone, these are the pictures you’d find,” she wrote, along with a snap of a baby and a cat.

Several pictures surfaced on the web which show Munn in lingerie, a black bra, a white bra, a pink bikini, a low-cut v-neck and also fully nude. According to sources, many of the pictures are legitimate and have been earlier posted by the 31-year-old on her blog and Twitter, but the full-frontal nude shot, and the pictures where her face is not visible, are phony, a website has reported.

An unknown person is said to have taken provocative photos of herself and posted them online, claiming that they are of the ‘Ironman’ actress.

Olivia Munn didn’t want boys to be around during nude PETA photoshoot

Olivia Munn agreed to pose nude for PETA on one condition that no guys were around the set during the photoshoot.

The 31-year-old TV host said that she wanted to feel comfortable during the shoot.

“I was very clear about having an all-female shoot and the photographer (Emily Shur) is a friend of mine and she is fantastic and amazing and she has guys who set up, and they had to set up and leave,” Fox News quoted Munn as saying.

“I felt very comfortable once I knew that there were only girls,” she added.

With the original full-length pic deemed too racy for the powers-to-be in Los Angeles, the “tamer” body baring image, complete with the slogan “Who Needs Fur to Feel Beautiful?” is still turning plenty of heads.