The Kate Upton nude photo leak is seemingly ignored by boyfriend Justin Verlander as "The Other Woman Actress" buries herself in work being the face of Sam Edelman's latest campaign.

In a report by AZ Central, Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander did not comment on the Kate Upton nude photo leak as he appealed to reporters that he wants to keep his private life separate from his work.

The athlete had a talk with reporters two weeks back, prior to the game between the Tigers and the Cleveland Indians.

Justin Verlander said that although there was interest in the Kate Upton nude photo leak and his take on the whole controversy, he doesn't want to cause distraction to the game as his team is still on the playoff hunt.

While he's coy about commenting on the whole issue, Justin Verlander is doing something to contain the damage as he had asked his lawyers to request Google into taking down the photos on the search engine's results page.

According to Torrent Freak, Justin Verlander's lawyers sent Google a takedown request in connection to the Kate Upton's nude photo leak. The takedown notice reportedly included the links to the nude photos of celebrities.

"It's quite unusual for Google's takedown team to be confronted with a long link of naked celebrity pictures," the websites said. "This may explain why it took a while before a decision was reached on the copyright-infringing status of the URLs, a process that may involve a cumbersome manual review."

Meanwhile, in light of the Kate Upton nude photo leak, the Sports Illustrated magazine swimsuit model's behind-the-scene for a brand campaign is also making headlines.

Kate Upton filmed a commercial for the latest campaign of shoe designer Sam Edelman. She even posted a teaser on her social media account along with the caption: "Love my new @sam_edelman fall campaign! Thanks to@ mertalas and @macpiggott for the amazing shots!"

According to E! News, which posted the behind-the-scene clips, Kate Upton talked about her love for Sam Edelman's shoes, "You walk on set and you're like 'Who designed this? What is this? It's amazing!"