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Kim Kardashian breaks her Silence on Controversy Surrounding the Family Photographer Marcus Hyde

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
July 27, 2019
in Entertainment
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Kim Kardashian has opened her mouth on the controversy surrounding her family photographer Marcus Hyde. The photographer, Marcus Hyde’s involvement in controversy for offering a model a free photoshoot in exchange for her nude photos received a lot of criticism. Kim Kardashian expressed her disappointment and shock after learning about the bad experiences of other women while working with the photographer. The actress said that she was very much professional with Marcus Hyde and the recent allegations against him have left her in complete shock.

On her Instagram stories, Kim posted that she has been keeping an eye on all the messages and stories from women regarding inappropriate and inexcusable behavior of a photographer with whom she had worked in the past. She added that she would stand in support of every woman and raise her voice against any level of harassment against the women community. Without naming the photographer, the actress criticized the inappropriate behavior of the photographer. In addition to this, she appreciated the boldness of all the people who raised their voice on this subject.

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Hyde’s name was first called by a model named Sunnaya who exposed her conversation with the photographer. In the conversation, Hyde asked the model to pay $2000 when she refused to send him nude photos before the photoshoot. Before Kim Kardashian spoke out against her former family photographer Marcus Hyde, the actress Ariana Grande who had also worked with Hyde raised her voice against Hyde on knowing about the allegations leveled against him. She insisted women not to fulfill the demands of such photographers and asked them to maintain their integrity at any cost.

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