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Topless Kate Upton Falls Off A Rock During Photo Shoot

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Updated on July 6, 2023

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During a recent Sports Illustrated photoshoot, Kate Upton tumbled and fell off a rock.

Despite her modelling experience, Upton’s prospects of making the cover for a fourth time could have been lost.

Upton was posing for her feature in the 2018 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue as she has done several times before. This year, she had to climb to the top of a rough water rock and pose like a half n-k-d peacock. Mother Nature said, “It’s a no for me,” as Upton shone in a golden tutu and nothing else. The production team can be heard alerting Upton of the approaching wave in the footage, but she is too preoccupied on slaying to hear them.

In 2013, Upton faced backlash for her performance of the National Anthem at a Detroit Tigers baseball game. Upton’s performance received mixed reviews, with some people praising her for her powerful and emotive singing, and others accusing her of singing off-key and being unprepared. Despite the criticism, Upton remained unapologetic and defended her performance, stating that she was proud of her performance and did the best she could.

In 2013, Upton’s Super Bowl commercial for Mercedes-Benz sparked controversy and backlash. The commercial, which featured Upton washing a car in slow motion, was accused of objectifying women and promoting sexist stereotypes. Critics argued that the commercial was demeaning and offensive, and did not represent the brand or the values of Mercedes-Benz. In response to the backlash, Mercedes-Benz released a statement defending the commercial and stating that it was meant to be humorous and lighthearted.

In 2014, Upton faced criticism for her appearance on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit issue. Upton, who was known for her curvy and voluptuous figure, was accused of promoting unhealthy body standards and body shaming. Critics argued that Upton’s appearance on the cover was a damaging and harmful message to young girls, and that it promoted a narrow and unrealistic standard of beauty. Upton and Sports Illustrated defended the cover, stating that Upton was chosen for her talent, beauty, and confidence, and that the cover was meant to celebrate and empower women.

In 2017, Upton faced criticism for her statements about the Me Too movement. In an interview, Upton stated that she believed that the movement was important and necessary, but also that women should be responsible for their own safety and should not put themselves in vulnerable situations. These statements sparked backlash, with some people accusing Upton of downplaying the importance of the movement and victim-blaming. Upton later clarified her statements, stating that she was not trying to minimize the importance of the movement or blame victims, but rather to encourage women to be proactive and empowered.

In 2019, Upton faced backlash for her appearance in a Game of War commercial. The commercial, which featured Upton in a skimpy outfit and striking seductive poses, was accused of promoting sexist and objectifying images of women. Critics argued that the commercial was demeaning and offensive, and did not accurately represent the game or the players. In response to the backlash, Upton and the game’s developers defended the commercial, stating that it was meant to be fun and playful, and that it did not reflect the values or the content of the game.