Kate Middleton still HOT Nude Photos

Kate Middleton still HOT Nude Photos - After nude photos of Prince Harry circulated some time ago, Kate Middleton's turn to stumble problem. The reason, a French magazine has published pictures of her topless.

The photos are horrendous, published by Closer magazine on Friday (14/9). Apparently, the photos were taken while the Duchess of Cambridge are enjoying a private vacation on a beach.

"Oh My God! Pictures will be spread to all corners of the world," the magazine's headline.

The magazine is filled with four full-page photo of William and Kate's mate. Of the many photographs taken, most are dominated by a photo of a topless Kate.

Worse, the news was circulated when William and Kate were visiting the mosque for the first time. Currently, they are currently in Malaysia in the context of a nine-day tour in South East Asia and Asia Pacific.

Representatives of the kingdom revealed that Kate was really furious to hear this news. The reason, he felt the paparazzi had violated his privacy while vacationing with family.

"I am convinced by this scoop that Chi will be publishing on Monday because that is what we are talking about. These pictures are not offensive or in poor taste, they are not morbid and they do not damage the dignity of anyone.

"These pictures were taken while the couple were on a terrace and they were taken from a public place so there is no suggestion of an invasion of privacy."

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Even while the nude photo scandal grows, William and Kate are continuing with their royal duties. On Sunday they're in the Solomon Islands as representatives of the Queen as she celebrates her Jubilee on throne.

But the scandal, which began with publication of several topless images of Kate in the French magazine, Closer, and continued with more in a Republic of Ireland newspaper, can never be far from their minds.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, William is so angry he wants to see the guilty photographers sent to jail.

In a statement issued on their behalf Saturday, a spokesperson said, "St. James's Palace confirms that legal proceedings for breach of privacy have been commenced today in France by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge against the publishers of Closer Magazine France."