"Y’all can have my nipple, but not my time or money anymore," the comedian and actress wrote Monday on social media.She posted a photo of her breast on social media on Monday, saying she had received threatening messages by someone looking for money in exchange for keeping the photo off the internet. “If anyone is gonna make money or likes off my nipple, it’s gonna be me,” she said in a tweet.
Cummings explained that she had accidentally posted the photo to an Instagram story in April and immediately removed it once she realized the photo revealed her nipple. Apparently the photo was screenshotted and sent to Cummings recently, along with the extortion note reading, “How much would it cost not to sell this photo?” according to screenshots she posted.creator took matters into her own hands by posting the photo herself, along with several tweets.
In a show of support, Cummings’ followers on social media, including comedians Chris D'Elia and Bert Kreischer, posted embarrassing photos of themselves and tweets with the hashtag #istandwithwhitney. In 2014, there was a