The growing flap over billion-dollar Hannah Montana star Miley Cyrus' lightly pervy Annie Leibovitz-shot spread in Vanity Fair has some folks wondering if they should dump their Mickey Mouse stock in anticipation over the financial hit the company may take. (Come on, people. They're not that graphic. Sadly.) A more interesting scenario, however, is whether Disney will contract photographer Annie Leibovitz, already under fire for her recent controversial Vogue cover featuring a gorilla-esque LeBron James, for any other work:

Leibovitz was recruited by Disney last year to shoot the company's "Year of a Million Dreams" promotional campaign, in which she persuaded stars like Jennifer Lopez and Jessica Biel to dress up as iconic Disney characters. The ads ran in a slate of glossy mags including Vogue, GQ. Cookie, and Vanity Fair and were a critical and commercial success; in light of this latest controversy, though, it's hard to imagine the company employing the photographer for any shoots in the future.

At the time of this posting, a rep for Disney had not responded to Radar's request for comment on whether Leibovitz and Disney would continue their relationship.

Above, video from the controversial VF shoot, in which Cyrus and father Billy Ray look more like age-inappropriate lovers than a dad and his daughter.

And while we're on the subject of celebrity and nudity:

• The Spoils of a Sex Tape
• Naked Amy Winehouse
• Celebrity Sex Dolls
• Kristin Davis Performance Photo
• Snap Judgments