Topless Kate Upton Knocked Down By Giant Wave During Sexy Beach Photo Shoot
Oct. 13 2017, Published 2:46 p.m. ET
Kate Upton, 25, took a hard fall this week during a sexy beach photo shoot in Aruba, RadarOnline.com has learned. The five-foot-ten supermodel plummeted to the ground after being hit by a giant wave during the session. Click through to see the photos!
Kate Upton landed yet another Sports Illustrated gig as the hot swimsuit model she’s always been, but this time, her poses were a little less paradise queen and a little more underwater mermaid.
As RadarOnline.com has learned, the blonde bombshell fell into the water – stylish skirt and all – while posing topless on a rock inside the ocean.
She splashed around the Aruba waters, trying to grasp her helper’s hand, yet failing to compose herself before hitting the wet sand.
The nearly nude beauty laughed it off after she managed to get back on her feet.
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Sourced claimed Upton came out with nothing but minor injuries on her feet from the sharp ocean rocks.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Upton was close to losing her Sports Illustrated slot after she annoyed staff with her diva demands.
“Kate demanded that if she did the shoot, that she absolutely must get the cover. She also had a list of photographers and hair and makeup people she would only work with,” said an insider.
“She was being a big f*****g diva,” added the source. “She’s thinks she’s better than everyone because she’s an actress.”
She may be a Hollywood diva, but it’s no doubt Upton can sell a magazine when posing topless with those sexy curves.
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