Racy Photo Leak Exposes Her Not So Conservative Side (And Pink Underpants)

Card-carrying conservative Miss California Carrie Prejean may be forced to end her reign thanks to some racy pics that show off more just than her family values.

The first of a rumored six sexy photos of the anti-gay marriage contestant turned traditional-marriage advocate leaked online yesterday, sparking a new round of calls for the already controversial beauty queen to be stripped of her tiara. At least one of the pics is alleged to show Prejean completely nude.

Something about stones and glass houses comes to mind . . .

She issued a statement denouncing the leak as the latest in a series of "attacks on me and my integrity as a woman."

"I am a Christian, and I am a model. Models pose for pictures, including lingerie and swimwear photos. Recently, photos taken of me as a teenager have been released surreptitiously to a tabloid website that openly mocks me for my Christian faith," says Prejean.

Of course, the most amusing aspect of this story is it comes off the heels of Shanna Moakler's revelation that the Miss California Organization paid for Carrie to get breast implants. So, according to Carrie, Jesus is cool with fake boobs, trashy "modeling" photos and constant media whoring, but not gay marriage. Huh. She must be a member of Mel Gibson's Church of Selective Beliefs.

As the owner of the Miss USA franchise, Donald Trump intends to come to a decision "probably today or tomorrow" if there are grounds for Carrie to lose her sash.

We think the word for this situation is "karma."

By Paige Muller

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