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A round-up of some of the best celebrity responses to the nude photo leak

Kirsten Dunst, Kaley Cuoco and Lena Dunham are among those who have spoken out.

Sep 3rd 2014, 2:50 PM 11,130 Views 0 Comments

IN THE WAKE of the nude photo leak, several celebrities have spoken out about it. Some have poked fun at it, while others have spoken frankly about it.

Here is a sampling of some of the responses.

1. Emma Watson

2. Kaley Cuoco poked fun at the situation.

kaleycuoco Source: Kaley Cuoco/Instagram

(Cuoco is among the celebrities to have had photos leaked.)

3. Mary Elizabeth Winstead addressed the scandal head on and took a self-imposed sabbatical from Twitter.

She also shared a Forbes article in which the leak was described as a “sex crime”.

4. Kirsten Dunst thanked her iCloud.

Several private photos of Dunst were leaked.

5. Ariana Grande denied that the photos were of her and claimed her “lil ass” was cuter.

6. Anna Kendrick reassured her brother about the contents on her phone.

7. Lena Dunham spoke eloquently on the issue.

8. Seth Rogen likened it to theft.

9. Yvonne Strahovski denied that the photos were of her and extended sympathies to the women affected.

yvonnestrahovski Source: Yvonne Strahovski/Instagram

10. Kelly Brook also denied that the photos were legit.

11. Edgar Wright always knew about that pesky Cloud.

12. And Christine Teigen laid it down straight for all of us.

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