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Kaylen Ward, 20, ignited the craze on Jan. You must send me confirmation that you donated. Those we made sure we had their name and a second verification of the payment. Ward estimated that she and a small team she's hired to respond to the requests have now sent 10, nude photos. The demand has been so overwhelming that they've had to stop. Since the money is going directly to charities, Ward herself isn't getting a cut, although her social media following has grown exponentially since the campaign started.

Fair warning up front: if you visit the fun and often sexy Get Naked Australia Instagram account, there are plenty of essentially nsfw shots of both sexes there. This is because apparently Australian women and men really love taking their clothes off in nature. The Daily Mail reports the account was the brainchild of a "health professional" named Brendan Jones, who said he posted a carefully-posed image of himself wearing nothing but air and "No one thought it was weird, it was well-received and encouraged. Jones then started making "group shots" with friends and posting those—always positioning themselves so they didn't run afoul of Instagram's unfortunate nudity restrictions—and eventually decided to make a standalone account. As a result, Jones has learned since he began the page in that there are literally hundreds of Aussies who are happy to let the world know about their clothes-free enjoyment of great sites around the world. Jones told an Australian paper that he believes "People shouldn't feel ashamed or embarrassed to go skinny dipping or go to a nude beach," and that "in a world of such bodyshaming" he thinks "being naked in nature is way for people to overcome their image problems. He has a good point.

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Sex workers around the world will extinguish the Australian wildfires by flooding the Internet with their nudes — as long as a donation is made first. The novel fundraising idea went viral on Friday when Kaylen Ward, a year-old model from Los Angeles who sells sexual pictures and videos online, sent out a tweet. Soon, dozens of women in the sex industry — some models, some porn stars, some sex workers — latched onto the idea and began offering their own nude photos and videos in exchange for donations to the Australian fire relief. The Post has reached out to Ward but has not yet received a response.