14 DAY TRIAL // Another celebrity has joined the ranks of stars to find themselves in embarrassing situations as their personal photos emerge online. After getting all flustered on Twitter about rumors of a certain homemade tape of a more intimate nature, LeAnn Rimes is dealing with another leak – less intimate but just as potentially embarrassing.
Over the weekend, LeAnn became very defensive on Twitter, shooting down rumors that there was a tape out there of herself and ex-husband Dean Sheremet in their most private moments imaginable.
While that remains true, there is intimate footage of the two – and it’s getting out just now.
It’s coming from a user named OneMoreVol, who claims to have found it on a memory stick in a moving truck, Allie Is Wired reports.
“Sometime around 2008 I found the memory stick to a digital camera. Took it home and watched it and it had about ten, 15-20 sec videos of her shot by her then husband,” OneMoreVol says.
To prove that he really has the memory stick, he’s uploaded 3 screenshots of LeAnn, but they’re really nothing to be that embarrassed about, though it’s understandable that she would have liked them to remain personal.
“She’s in her bedroom changing clothes trying to find an outfit for some court case. She definitely wasn’t as skinny as the pics in this thread and had a lot of cellulite,” the person behind the leak says.
“There was a mirror behind her so you can see her husband holding the camera and he is talking like a baby to her. Kinda a creepy. I kept the memory stick in case I could ever sell it but haven’t tried,” OneMoreVol says.
After the screencaps were made public, the singer and actress was again on Twitter, pointing out the obvious: this was an invasion of her privacy, not something that she should be ashamed of.
“The fact that someone has STOLEN a tape of private moments of when I was 18 and is trying to profit off of it is sick and the fact that the media is trying to make more of it than it is, a few private moments of me changing and joking around is misleading and wrong,” she writes.
No word yet on whether she plans to track down the person behind the leak and pursue legal action against him.