Yesterday, TMZ reported that Vivid Entertainment founder Steve Hirsch has seen an Iggy Azalea sex tape that he's willing to pay millions for. Iggy's camp immediately denied that it was her on the tape, and threatened to sue Hirsch over the footage. Shortly after denying that it was her in the video, Iggy's lawyers backpedaled and said that it may be her, but if it was, she was under age, the video was "shot without her knowledge or consent," and it's the work of a "spurned business suitor" trying to ruin her. Now, Iggy's ex-boyfriend, Houston rapper Hefe Wine, is saying that it is in fact Iggy, she was definitely over 18, and she was fully aware they were making a sex tape.
Just to recap: First it was not Iggy. Then it may be Iggy, but she was under age and didn't agree to it. And finally, it's definitely Iggy, she knew it was being shot, and she was totally over 18. What. The. Hell?
Wine claims that he wasn't the one who sent the tape to Vivid, and that his computer was stole but, of course, went on to say he's still cool with her, and plans on dropping a single featuring the "Fancy" rapper just to prove it. But he didn't say when the song was dropping, but it would make sense to package it with the release of the sex tape, right?
Without Iggy signing off on the tape, it will never see the light of day. But if "The Fappening" taught us anything, nothing is sacred, especially nude images of celebs.
