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WWE Diva Paige's Mum Has Her Say On Daughter's Sex Tape Leak

WWE Diva Paige's Mum Has Her Say On Daughter's Sex Tape Leak

She's standing by her.

Mark McGowan

Mark McGowan

Recently WWE diva Paige was shocked after private images and videos of hers were stolen and leaked online.

Hackers uploaded a 'sex tape' and intimate pictures of Paige, real name Saraya-Jade Bevis, most of which were taken in her bathroom.

"According to a screenshot from an original 4chan thread, unknown hackers will be posting more intimate photos of female celebrities, including Kylie Jenner, Marisa Tomei, Jennifer Lawrence and several others, over the next few days, which indicates it's just the beginning of The Fappening 2.0," Hacker News reported.

The wrestler responded to the leaks on Twitter, saying: "Personal and private photos of mine were stolen and unfortunately they were shared publicly without my consent."

The Brit followed it up with a link to Rag'n'Bone Man's song 'Human', making a point about being a person and empathy.

Now Paige's mum has had her say on the immoral, and not to mention illegal, sharing of the images.

Saraya Knight, who is also in the wrestling business, took to Twitter to confirm the news and to let people know that she and her husband are very supportive of their daughter at this time.

She also said that a lawyer had been emailed with regards to the situation.

Back in 2014, when a number of private celebrity photos were released onto the online forum 4chan, it became known as 'The Fappening'.

The man responsible was found to be 36-year-old Ryan Collins of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and was charged by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) with illegally accessing the Gmail and Apple accounts of various celebrities.

FBI officials said that Collins used emails that looked like they were coming from official Google and Apple accounts, prompting people to enter their account details on a fake website.

He then reportedly used this information to access 50 iCloud accounts and 72 Gmail accounts, as well as using specialised software to retrieved backed up data.

He's currently serving a five year sentence.

Featured Image Credit: Instagram