Emily Ratajkowski is apparently the latest victim of hackers who have been leaking private info.

According to The Sun, UK writer Helen Woods alleges she was handed more than 200 intimate photos of the 25-year-old in the expectation that she would use them in her Daily Star column.

Wood declined, stating that the photos were “private stuff, sent between two people” and that she disagreed with the invasion of privacy.

“Last week… I received a direct message on Twitter,” Woods wrote.

“No idea who this guy was, but had a peek all the same out of curiosity. Turns out, it was a link to Emily Ratajkowski’s iCloud pictures.

“This clown inboxes me and asked that I release the full set of naked images in my column.”

‘To be clear, this wasn’t footage of a randy star salivating at the mouth wanging their bits about while fishing for a random on Skype for a sex sesh. This was private stuff, sent between two people,’ the former escort wrote.

Wood claims she declined to have the photographs published, saying,

“I understand that lads are lads, they have a meltdown over female genitalia, whatever, I also get why they look at these pics when they leak, but anyone applauding it and helping spread it like wild fire, ask yourselves how you’d feel if that was your mum, kids’ mum, sister, girlfriend, or YOU?”.

Helen also chastised the individual for sending the intimate photos, emphasizing her opposition to the breach of privacy.

It is also believed that the alleged photos of Emily – who was previously a victim of the 2014 incident – have been shared online.

Emily, who sprang to prominence after appearing in Robin Thicke’s Blurred Lines music video in 2013, is a proponent of women’s equality and has previously chastised people who criticize female sexuality.

Emily Ratajkowski shot to fame in the Blurred Lines video (Picture: Star Trak, LLC)

The model opened out about the first time she was hacked in late 2015.

“A lot of people who were victims of that said anyone who looks at these pictures should feel guilty, but I just don’t think that’s fair,” she told GQ magazine.

“I think once it’s out there, it’s out there, and I’m not sure that anyone who Googles it is necessarily a criminal. I think the people that stole the photos are.”

Meanwhile, Emily has been enjoying her time at New York Fashion Week, where she wore a tight black velvet midi dress to Jason Wu’s 10th Anniversary Midnight Supper.

The previous Celebgate scandal’s culprits were caught, pled guilty, and were sentenced to prison.