DALLAS COWBOYS CHEERLEADERS, After taking a few days off for the Halloween holidays, the Fappening returns. This time, the victims of the celebrity nude selfies that were hacked are current and former cheerleaders of the Dallas Cowboys.The list is led by Sarah Shahi, whose previous nude photo was included in earlier editions of the Fappening. According to a subreddit thread, there are more photos of Shahi leaked, but the members could no longer post the hacked images although they could discuss the leaks, reports Inquisitr.
Scallywagandvagabond published a photo of a woman who looks like Shahi, doing a selfie in front of a mirror while wearing only a panty. But her arms covered the woman's breast.
Shahi, who has Persian royal roots, has appeared in Fairly Legal, Life, The L Word and Alias and currently appears in Person of Interest.
Another subreddit lists six other Dallas cheerleaders as also having nude photos. They are Holly Arielle, Tobi Percival, Carly Pope, Kelly Felthouse and Kelsey Voglesang.
No one among the latest victims of the leaks have reacted to the hacking, which places a question mark on the authenticity of the nude photos. Their silence contrasts with the lawsuit threat made by A-lister Jennifer Lawrence and her request for Google to remove the hacked images from search results.
Scallywagandvagabond published a photo of a woman who looks like Shahi, doing a selfie in front of a mirror while wearing only a panty. But her arms covered the woman's breast.
Shahi, who has Persian royal roots, has appeared in Fairly Legal, Life, The L Word and Alias and currently appears in Person of Interest.
Another subreddit lists six other Dallas cheerleaders as also having nude photos. They are Holly Arielle, Tobi Percival, Carly Pope, Kelly Felthouse and Kelsey Voglesang.
No one among the latest victims of the leaks have reacted to the hacking, which places a question mark on the authenticity of the nude photos. Their silence contrasts with the lawsuit threat made by A-lister Jennifer Lawrence and her request for Google to remove the hacked images from search results.
