GQ Magazine continue their suggestive and sexualized features of young TV stars with a racy editorial of American actress AnnaLynne McCord in the magazine’s February issue.
McCord, who plays Naomi Clark on the new 90210 show, follows in the footsteps of Gossip Girl star Penn Badgley, who was featured in a pretty suggestive photoshoot for last month’s issue.
McCord was photographed by Marc Hom in her underwear with her breasts barely covered. A bit too much for a young star in a teenage show, I think.
Raunchy Teenage TV Photo Shoots
AnnaLynne McCord in GQ Magazine
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