Celebrities do not teach a lesson, how many times do we have to repeat that it is not advisable to take high-voltage photos with the mobile? The last one who is having a terrible time because of this exhibitionist fashion is the voluptuous Christina Hendricks, star of the series 'Mad Men', whose very light clothing snapshots are running like wildfire on the Net.
Do you remember the case of Scarlett Johansson? Even the FBI had to take action on the matter to find the "hacker" who spread her n-de. Well, what has happened to Christina also promises to bring tail.
The redhead shows how 'hot' she is in a bra, in a corset and with her shirt down so that her crotch is not visible. There's even a photo of her taking a close-up of her b-re bre-sts, which of course we've spared ourselves from reproducing.
Now, according to her representative, the 'topless' is a 'fake'. "Yes, Christina Hendricks' phone was hacked and there are pictures of her going around, but the 'topless' photo is fake. This is a very unpleasant thing," she said.
On October 9, the American authorities arrested Christopher Chaney in 'Operation Hackerazzi', a 35-year-old man who could spend 121 years in prison for 'hacking' the phones of Christina Aguilera, Mila Kunis or Johansson herself, among others. stars.
Regardless of the fact that the penalties in these cases are disproportionate, the reckless person who has played Christina should be aware that her feat is not exactly child's play. Violating the privacy of this woman, who can pay the best lawyers in the world, is not only shameful, but also stupid.
