Joanna Krupa Is Actually Nude In Playboy Magazine

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Joanna Krupa is wet and butt naked in Playboy magazine. Who is Joanna Krupa you ask? She is a lingerie model, actress, DWTS contestant and Maxim's Sexiest Swimsuit Model in the World and here she is below posing for the December issue of Playboy and breaking the annoying streak of quasi-celebs refusing to get naked for their Playboy spreads. I mean, the point of posing in Playboy is to get naked right? Not fucking attention whoring cock teasing like starlets Kim Kardashian, Olivia Munn or that annoying skank Heidi Montag, bare backs and topless with your hands cupping your boobs don't count ladies. And why the hell would the idiots at Playboy pay these attention whores hundreds of thousands of dollars for imply nudes, bare backs and/or angled deceptions? Oh yeah, they are idiots.

Anyway, Joanna is not like those skanks who live to tease cocks because she got butt naked and showed some tits. Unlike those recent female celebrities who didn't even showed a nipple. Not a nipple! Is that too much to ask? Sure exposing skin is nothing new for the Polish lingerie/swimsuit model because that is what she does. But the Dancing With The Stars competitor is looking hot naked and actually show some serious frontal in her pictorial. Krupa says posing for Playboy is empowering for women. And if you believe that ladies, I have an empowering whip cream covered penis I'd like to introduce you to that will empower you if you lick it just right. I know people don't read the articles in Playboy but here you go anyway because this theory that chicks getting naked for a men's magazine is empowering is interesting if nothing else. Krupa who believes that her nude pictures are empowering to women said:

Yeah, I think it’s definitely empowering to women. Women should never feel like they can’t do something. In a way, it’s a man’s world. Men get paid more than women for the same type of work, so this is empowering. It’s saying, “You’re a woman, be strong. Don’t hold back, don’t be scared. Do whatever you want to do. If you have something to say, say it.” I think we should show women can rule.

Since it’s inception some 56 years ago, Playboy Magazine has been subjected to ongoing wrath from feminist groups over what some label a display of fake-breasted, plastic women and Hugh Hefner’s twisted personal vision of the ideal female.

However, the magazine’s December cover girl, bikini model
and “DWTS” star Joanna Krupa, has something to say to those women who view the men’s magazine as sexist and demeaning to the female gender.

“I think they suffer from lack of knowledge and tunnel vision. How many of those self-important, so-called ‘feminists’ have been on the set when a celebrity shot a Playboy spread? There you go. What is feminist about discriminating a photo shoot just because it involves female (partial) nudity that happens to give men pleasure? Pathetic,” Krupa told Tarts in an exclusive interview.

“There are several great reasons why female celebs line up to shoot Playboy: finally a woman gets paid more than a man for comparable work, she gets to set the rules, gets to be in a real team work with other women, as many key positions at Playboy are in fact held by women!” Krupa adds. “She brings in her creative ideas, gets involved in the photo selection and ends up with something she co-created through and through.”

So is it hypocritical that actresses like Kate Winslet and Halle Berry can win Oscars after having performed intense sex scenes, and yet nobody seems to attack them with the anti-feminist tag?

“Our society is used to judging content by its package and label. The word ‘Playboy’ alone doesn’t exactly give most women a warm, fuzzy feeling, yet many of the Playboy photos end up in the most praised photo and art magazines and in critically acclaimed photo exhibitions,” Krupa said. “As for movies, over the years violence has become more graphic and bodies more naked even in Academy Award winning films. The excuse that nudity and even full blown sex-scenes are ’artistically required’ is laughable, as that would imply that all movies from the old days (that didn’t contain love scenes) were less artistic. So it simply comes down to ‘sex sells.’ Same goes for fashion magazines. You see A-list celebs and models already going topless in European fashion mags like Vogue.”

So is America behind the times?

“Every country has its own culture and sensitivities. It is obvious the Europeans are less sensitive to nudity in the media but more sensitive to violence instead, and in America it appears to be the other way around,” she added. “I’ve never heard of children being psychologically scarred by looking at a naked body, but we all know that watching violence has a desensitizing impact on children. Nudity is natural, after all.”

But back to Miss Krupa’s sexy shoot, shot in London by famed photographer Rankin. It turns out that Hef didn’t initially like the modern, artistic style of the pics and wanted a re-shoot.

“I declined to shoot with anyone else. Sure, an experiment always comes with a risk for a magazine. That’s why I am so glad that in the end Hef had faith in my shoot and now seems to be all excited about it,” she added. “I got to work with one of the most respected photographers in the world. I wanted him to shoot me and Playboy granted me that wish. Secondly, I really don’t display more skin than I saw on my last beach trip to St Tropez – and there were plenty of children running around. So, my cover and spread are sexy without being shocking.”

So, Joanna Krupa is standing up against women who view the men's magazine as sexist and demeaning. Good for her, I wish Joanna and the feminists could have this discussion in a tub of jello. The feminists would enjoy that but all eyes would be on Ms. Krupa. Most feminists look like shit while Joanna Krupa is hot so what she has to say is important unlike the ugly prudes but she did get paid a few hundred grand to show her shaved muff in Playboy so take what she says (she did make a few good points) with that in mind. Or just skip what she say and go enjoy that shaven muff of hers below you sexist bastards. Click on pictures to enlarge.


And we have proof to the extent Playboy editors Photoshop their pictures. Because two covers of the December issue was released. The difference is in the boob department. The boobs of Joanna Krupa is a bit more fuller and a bit more exposed in the cover above. It seems they were not quite happy with the first release of the cover so the open up her robe and increase the boobage:


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Bio

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Joanna Krupa (born April 23, 1979 in Warsaw, Poland) is a Polish-American model and actress. She is also a Dancing with the Stars season 9 contestant with dance partners Derek Hough.

Krupa has appeared on magazine covers including ENVY, FHM, Personal, Inside Sport, Stuff, Steppin' Out, Teeze, and Maxim, in which she was named the Sexiest Swimsuit Model in the World. Maxim named her #61 in its 2006 Hot 100 list. She was voted German Maxim's Model of the Year 2004-2005. Krupa has also appeared in Playboy. Krupa has also been a lingerie model for Frederick's of Hollywood. She was a Miss Howard TV model for the month of December 2007.

She was featured on the television show Superstars in June 2009. She and her partner Terrell Owens were eliminated on the first episode. However, because of another team's injury and disqualification, she and her partner were asked to step in and continue competing and did well in their comeback episode. blogywoodbabes.blogspot.com