Keke Palmer’s Nude Leaked Photos? ‘You’re All Peeping Toms,’ Says The Newest Cinderella

When Keke Palmer’s nude leaked photos popped up onto the internet courtesy of the so-called Fappening, she was, of course, not amused like many of the other celebrities caught in the hackers’ net. But now she is calling out the entire world for being a bunch of peeping toms.

In a related report by the Inquisitr, Keke Palmer was cast as Broadway’s first black Cinderella and Nene Leakes will join her for the role of Madame.

The 21-year-old actress and talk show host recently spoke to Essence about her personal life and her new role as Cinderella. She also talked a bit about dating, and admitted that she’s happier focusing on her career.

“I realized that I’m a lot freer of a spirit. That was the beginning of me standing up for myself,” she said. “I would love to have somebody but this is such a great time in my life, in my career. I really am liking myself.”

But when Keke Palmer’s leaked photos from her hacked cell phone came up, she had harsh words for anyone who would dare look at or comment on any nude photos now available on the internet.

“People think they can just put their hands in everything and it’s like, No, no, no. The fact that so many celebrity pictures were out there and everybody is elating in the fact that they’re a Peeping Tom?” Keke said. “You’re all Peeping Toms. Everybody that’s commenting. In real life, if anybody went to somebody’s house and looked at them naked, they would go to jail.”

Back on more calmer waters, she also waded into the subject of what it’s like to be the first black Cinderella to be on stage.

“I know that the role of Cinderella is primarily for a Caucasian girl, but it didn’t stop me from going in and it didn’t stop them from seeing me,” she said. “There is a bit of intimidation. You think about Denzel, Viola Davis, and you think, Only great people can do Broadway. That was the scariest thing about it, but I’m the type who thrives on pressure.”

The latest issue of Essence became available earlier this week, and contains the full Keke Palmer interview.

Do you think that looking at nude leaked photos online should hold the same repercussions as being a peeping tom in person?