Bella Thorne Released Her Own Nude Photos And People Are Fully Supportive

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Actress and model Bella Thorne posted her own X-rated pictures after she says a hacker broke into her account and posted nude selfies of her.

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She published a message to social media explaining what happened.

"Yesterday as you all know my s**t was hacked. For the last 24 hours I have been threatened with my own nudes I feel gross, I feel watched, I feel someone has taken something special from me that I only wanted one special person to see."

Thorne added that she had the power over whoever hacked her:

"It's my decision now, you don't get to take another thing from me," she wrote.

She also had some parting words for the hacker:

"So here f--k u, and the last 24 hours I have been crying instead of celebrating my book while doing my book press. Oh yea, the fbi will be at your house shortly, so watch. Your. Mother. F--kin. Back."

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But it wasn't just that nude pictures were posted -- the hacker also sent out racist tweets, things uncharacteristic for Thorne's Twitter feed.

The Hollywood Reporter writes that Thorne's profile picture was also changed, with a picture of a man in its place. Her account was later restored.

Actor Stephen Ford simply told Thorne, "You just did the ultimate power move."

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Thorne received plenty of sympathy from others, who pointed out that the actress was making a bold move by posting her own nude selfies. British actor Rhys Matthew Bond told her she was "the definition of strength and courage."

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Clothing designer Sherri Hill, who's famous for her formal evening wear, also tweeted her support for Thorne, sending "virtual hugs."

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From the sounds of it, Thorne feels better that she can take these matters into her own hands.

"I can sleep better tonight knowing I took my power back…Here’s the photos he’s been threatening me with, in other words here’s my boobies."

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Thorne explained to The Hollywood Reporter that she doesn't plan to press charges against the hacker. She told the site she thinks the hacker is just a kid who has made a bad choice.

“This kid sounds like he’s 17, as much as I’m so angry and wanted to fuck him up over doing this to people I just wanted to teach him a lesson," she says.

"He’s still a kid and we make mistakes, this mistake is a bad one. But I don’t want some 17-year-old's whole life ruined because he wasn’t thinking straight and [was] being a dumbass."