Former WWE Superstar Melina Opens Up About Incident Where Her Private Photos Leaked Online
Former WWE Superstar Melina was a victim of one of the waves of celebrity nude photo leaks that have happened over the last couple of years, and she recently opened up about the incident.
Melina recently posted a video to her periscope account where she talked about what she went through during the whole ordeal involving her personal and private photos being leaked online. Melina revealed that she had previously turned down offers to appear in Playboy Magazine because she wanted to keep her naked body private, and to herself and the person who she was currently with. Melina went on to say that she had to learn how to cope with what had happened.
Regarding her private personal photos being leaked online, Melina said:
“My mind couldn’t process that and it took a long time for me to understand that, ‘it’s something that happened, it has nothing to do with me, I didn’t do anything wrong, this person did something wrong by violating me and going through my stuff and stealing my personal pictures.’ I had to cope with other people seeing my naked body.”
“I refused Playboy because I wanted to keep from being seen and to only be there for the person that I love. It was a huge hurtful experience. So thank you for feeling sorry that those things happened to me, thank you for that. But it is what it is, sadly. It’s wrong. People should never do that and because I’ve been able to accept that as something that happened.”
“I would like to see that happen to the person who posted all those things and did all that stuff. I mean they wouldn’t like it. Thank goodness I looked good. But at the same time, it is hurtful, it is horrible.”
You can watch former WWE Superstar Melina Perez’s entire post on periscope where she discusses her leaked photos and more by clicking on the link here.
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(Thanks to Wrestling Inc for the transcription.)
(Thanks to our friends at Ringsidenews.com for sending this along.)
