Spears Not Posing Nude For PETA
In Fact, She's Not Posing At All
POSTED: 12:09 p.m. EST December 14, 2001
Singer Britney Spears isn't about to bear it all for anybody.
According to Variety, Spears' publicist and the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said the singer will not pose nude for a poster for a PETA anti-fur campaign, as reported by several news organizations Thursday.
In fact, Spears will not pose for a poster with her clothes on.
According to her publicist and PETA, Spears had once considered providing a photo of herself fully clothed for a PETA poster at the popular New York nightclub Centro Fly.
The motivation was to promote the club's new policy of refusing entry to patrons wearing fur.
PETA criticized Spears' performance at the MTV Awards, where she appeared with a caged tiger on stage. Spears has since stopped using live animals in her act.
Known as the "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" campaign, several celebrities have posed for PETA in the past, including Pamela Anderson, Kim Basinger and supermodel Christy Turlington.
According to Variety, Spears' publicist and the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said the singer will not pose nude for a poster for a PETA anti-fur campaign, as reported by several news organizations Thursday.
In fact, Spears will not pose for a poster with her clothes on.
According to her publicist and PETA, Spears had once considered providing a photo of herself fully clothed for a PETA poster at the popular New York nightclub Centro Fly.
The motivation was to promote the club's new policy of refusing entry to patrons wearing fur.
PETA criticized Spears' performance at the MTV Awards, where she appeared with a caged tiger on stage. Spears has since stopped using live animals in her act.
Known as the "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" campaign, several celebrities have posed for PETA in the past, including Pamela Anderson, Kim Basinger and supermodel Christy Turlington.
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