Eva Mendes’ Calvin Klein’s Secret Obsession ad was deemed too racy for America last August because the ad revealed too much skin. Now, the actress is speaking out in the Spanish edition of Vogue in its November issue about being censored, her sex symbol status and why she can sometimes frighten her boyfriend.
The actress questioned why the original version of her commercial, which showed a semi-nude Mendes frolicking in a bed, was not shown in America and only in Europe when other questionable content in the media is left alone.
“I love my country, but I believe that we are too quick to censor nudity,” the actress told the Spanish edition of the fashion mag. “We seem okay with violence, but nudity we race to criticize and censor. I’m not at all ashamed or frightened about showing my body.”
We heaux-heartedly agree.
OK, Eva, we await the porn. Don't be shy!
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