'I hope she feels as liberated as I did,' says ex-Danity Kane singer, who also 
posed for mag.
posed for mag.(NSI News Source Info) June 15, 2009: Although there have been mixed reports about how much flesh Heidi Montag will bare in the September issue of Playboy magazine, Aubrey O'Day, who made her debut in the magazine earlier this year, is "excited" to see how Heidi's photos turned out.
"I'm excited that Heidi will join the long list of Playboy cover girls!" she told MTV News in a statement. "I hope she enjoyed the shoot and feels as liberated as I did! Good luck!"
The news of Heidi's shoot comes months after speculation hit the Web that the "Hills" star would be featured in the pages of the famous lad mag. "There is nudity," a source told People. "It's tasteful — she had a lot of fun with it."
When contacted by MTV News, a rep for Montag — who is now stateside after she and Spencer Pratt quit "I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!" — had no comment. But on Friday, after news of the shoot had been confirmed by People's source, TMZ reported that "there will be no real nudity" in the photos.
After O'Day shot her photos for Playboy, spoke candidly to MTV News about the experience, saying that it empowered her. "Being able to feel comfortable with that and show that sex can be a beautiful, comfortable — your sexuality can be a beautiful, comfortable thing — is going to be empowering for people," she said.
"I'm excited that Heidi will join the long list of Playboy cover girls!" she told MTV News in a statement. "I hope she enjoyed the shoot and feels as liberated as I did! Good luck!"
The news of Heidi's shoot comes months after speculation hit the Web that the "Hills" star would be featured in the pages of the famous lad mag. "There is nudity," a source told People. "It's tasteful — she had a lot of fun with it."
When contacted by MTV News, a rep for Montag — who is now stateside after she and Spencer Pratt quit "I'm a Celebrity ... Get Me Out of Here!" — had no comment. But on Friday, after news of the shoot had been confirmed by People's source, TMZ reported that "there will be no real nudity" in the photos.
After O'Day shot her photos for Playboy, spoke candidly to MTV News about the experience, saying that it empowered her. "Being able to feel comfortable with that and show that sex can be a beautiful, comfortable — your sexuality can be a beautiful, comfortable thing — is going to be empowering for people," she said.
"Aubrey’s making about $500,000 to drop trou," an insider told The New York Daily News. "For that kind of money, she was like ‘Why not?’"
