Olivia Nuzzi, a writer for New York magazine, has been accused of sending “demure” nude photos to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a “sexting” affair, according to a report from the New York Post. The allegations come after Nuzzi and Kennedy reportedly engaged in a relationship that involved explicit messages and photographs exchanged between the two.
The affair was brought to light by a source who claimed to have seen the messages between Nuzzi and Kennedy. The source described the nude photos sent by Nuzzi as “demure,” suggesting that they may have been more suggestive rather than explicit in nature. The relationship between the two reportedly occurred while Kennedy was still married to his wife, actress Cheryl Hines.
Nuzzi has not publicly commented on the allegations, and Kennedy has not responded to requests for comment. However, the apparent affair has sparked controversy and media attention, with many questioning the ethics of a journalist becoming involved in a romantic relationship with a high-profile figure they may cover in their reporting.
The New York magazine writer has gained notoriety for her coverage of politics and media, but this scandal has brought her personal life into the spotlight. The revelations highlight the potential conflicts of interest that can arise when journalists blur the lines between professional and personal relationships with their subjects.
As the story continues to unfold, the public and media are left to ponder the implications of this alleged affair and what it means for the ethics and integrity of journalism.
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