Think for a while as if you are a model and you are given the opportunity to collaborate with a photographer who has previously worked with Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian, Kanye West and many other well-known characters. Now imagine that this photographer agrees to get you a photo set, free of charge, if you send nude photos.

The whole thing that makes the crowd in the media is like this:

Sunnaya Nash

Marcus Hyde is a well-known photographer in the circle of famous characters, who worked with Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, Ariana Grande and others. His name is circulating everywhere as Sunnaya Nash's model posted screenshots of their conversation.

As you can read below, Sunnaya seeks to realize a photographic set with Hyde. He says nude bare sets are free, but she has to send bare photos in advance. The model refuses to send nude pictures, but says it agrees to pose with the underwear or partially naked. The photographer then wrote that the set cost $ 2,000. "Just because I did not send you nude photos in front of the photo set?" The model asks. "Yes. I need to see if it's worth it, "he answers. Sunnaya refuses to send pictures before the set, while Hyde closes the conversation by saying "find someone else, I'll deal with the stars".

Instagram, inexplicably, deleted the post of the model, but you can read it at @Diet_Prada, where it also got more attention to the case in question.

After it became public, Ariana reacted by writing:

"As soon as I read some shocking and really heartbreaking details. I hate the fact that this is a conversation, but please do not shoot with photographers that make you feel embarrassed or make you feel compelled to remove your clothes. If you say you have to pay more money if you stay coated, this is really dirty. I promise you that there are many respectable, beautiful and talented photographers. I hate to hear such things. I'm sorry that someone experienced such a thing. "

Kim Kardashian also reacted:

"I was reading all the messages and stories from women related to the unforgivable behavior of the photographer I worked for. My personal experience with her has always been professional and I am deeply dismayed, sad and disappointed that the girls have experienced such a thing. I support the rights of every woman not to be excited, not to put pressure on things that are not comfortable. I can not allow this behavior and will applaud all those who speak openly. "

The photographer made private his Instagram after the harsh reaction.

Similarly, another similar case was made public, where a model accused Turkish photographer Timur Emek, who also worked with Victoria's Secret. He does only paid photographic sets, but if the models do not want to pay, they must follow his rules that consist of nude photos, WhatsApp conversations, and meetings.