'The Other Woman' Cast Kate Upton Taking After Co-star Cameron Diaz's Lead? Sports Illustrated Model Leaves Long-time Modeling Agency
"The Other Woman" cast Kate Upton could be following the advice of Cameron Diaz as the Sports Illustrated model dropped her modeling agency, which has helped launch her to stardom after signing with them when she was just 16.
"Upton is ditching her modeling bookers at IMG in favor of the William Morris Endeavor talent agency and manager Rick Yorn, the famed Hollywood agent who also represents Diaz," the report from NY Post said https://nypost.com/2014/10/22/kate-upton-ditches-modeling-agents/.
While being represented by IMG, "The Other Woman" cast Kate Upton has grabbed the coveted Sports Illustrated cover two times and is now making at least $7 million annually from modeling jobs.
"William Morris Endeavor bought IMG earlier this year, so while Upton is trying to shed her model image, she's not going too far," it said.
A WME rep released a statement published on media outlets which says, "We're proud to represent Kate and happy she chose to stay within the WME family for her representation."
"The Other Woman" cast Kate Upton has been trying to shed off the trauma when her nude photos were leaked on the Internet in what has been known as "The Fappening."
The model and other celebrities, most notably Jennifer Lawrence, scored a major victory when they forced Google into taking down the photos.
Lawyer Marty Singer released a statement published on Radar Online which said that Google knows the nude photos were stolen properties.
"[These are] private and confidential photos and videos unlawfully obtained and posted by pervert predators who are violating the victims' privacy rights yet Google has taken little or no action to stop these outrageous violations," the lawyer said in a statement.
"Like the NFL, which turned a blind eye while its players assaulted and victimized women and children, Google has turned a blind eye while its sites repeatedly exploit and victimize these women," the statement added.