Supermodel’s Son Heckled By High School Basketball Opponents Who Passed Around Nude Photos Of His Mum

Having a hot mum is the bane of any teenage boy’s existence, mostly because of your buddies telling you about all the unsavoury things they would do to her.

But it’s even worse when your mum is a famous supermodel who has nude photos floating around the internet, meaning they’re available to use as a mind game/humiliation tactic from a rival high school’s basketball team.

With that said, meet Christy Turlington – one of the great supermodels of the 80s and 90s:

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She’s been in a couple Duran Duran music videos and also George Michael’s classic Freedom ‘90 music video:

Unfortunately for Christy Turlington’s 18-year-old son Finn, a nude photo from one of her old photoshoots began doing the rounds in the build-up to a high school basketball game, and was used against her son during the game as “heckling tactic.”

That’s right, some of Finn’s opponents, looking for an edge, circulated a nude photo of his mum. Here’s how Christy Turlington felt about it, speaking to Harper’s Bazaar:

“I was surprised it hadn’t happened sooner. But at the same time, I was like, ‘This is so rude!’”

The school got wind of the “heckling tactic” and turned it into a “bigger thing” than she wanted, according to the model. After that she said: “I just wanted to disappear.”

Not that she’s ashamed of posing nude, of course:

“I don’t feel embarrassed about anything. Regretting things is a waste of time.”

Well said. There’s nothing wrong with posing nude and being a MILF and a successful supermodel, it’s just a bit mortifying for her son, that’s all. What I want to know though is whether the mind games worked? Did having his mum’s nude photo paraded through the crowd throw Finn off his game? Or did he use it as fuel to ball all over the opposition team?

Sadly that bit of information is missing from the interview, but I’m sure Finn will appreciate his mum bringing the incident (and her photos) to the attention of millions more people online. Best of luck to him going forward.