Billie: I've taken selfies in the buff

Jedward aiming for smash hit in Europe Docu naked pics made Louis `uncomfortable'

BILLIE Piper has opened up about taking naked pictures – admitting she's snapped herself in the buff on more than one occasion.

The actress ( below), who appears in new Sky show I Hate Suzie, says while she will pose for the shots, she would never send them to anyone else.

Billie, 37, said: “I've taken naked pictures of myself, but I sort of do it as a check in for me.

“I sort of go ` How am I looking? What do I look like now?'

“So I do it to sort of check in with myself. I would never send one, as it's way too risky.”

Speaking about the issue of revenge porn, Billie – whose character sees her nudes leak online – added on the Is It Just Me? podcast: “On a more serious note, it can get really, really ugly and very sad.

“It can get very exposing for people – for older people and younger people.

“It's happening more and more, it's actually abusive.”

POP duo Jedward have nominated themselves for Ireland's EU commissioner job after incumbent Phil Hogan resigned in the wake of a row over a golf dinner.

The twins – whose real names are John and Edward Grimes – tweeted “official announcement coming soon” alongside a picture of them behind a podium with an EU flag.

The former contestants said: “We did get an A in our C. S. P. E. ( Civic, Social & Political Education).”

Alongside a picture of them meeting Barack Obama, they said they have “experience meeting world leaders” and “promoted the use of hand sanitiser before it was a thing”.

“We don't play golf.

Never have, never will,” the pair added.

Mr Hogan, who had been expected to play a key role in Brexit negotiations, was among 80 people at an event in the west of Ireland last week.

The Irish politician faced intense scrutiny over whether his extensive movements around the country broke coronavirus regulations.

LOUIS Theroux says getting snapped naked for a documentary he was making about porn is one of the more uncomfortable moments of his career.

During lockdown, Louis spent much of his time delving through the archives of his impressive

25- year career as a journalist and a filmmaker to put together his new series Life On the Edge.

The 50- year- old ( below) admitted: “I think that I would say watching the porn episode and me getting naked and getting my Polaroid taken was quite uncomfortable. It's not too uncomfortable, but I'm very conscious of the fact that I now have three children and they're aged 14, 12 and five.

“And they will, if and when they see it, probably think that's a little odd.

“As a kind of ageing family man, it is odd to be confronted with that former self.

“You know, who did things like stripping off and getting his photo taken.”