Lira Galore’s Message To Women Who Make Sex Tapes
See Lira Galore’s Message To Women Who Make Sex Tapes
Lira Galore is taking legal action against web sites that posted a sex tape of her performing a sexual act on her now ex boyfriend. Today Lira, who was once engaged to rapper Rick Ross, posted a legal document on social media. In her message, she expressed that women who are victims of having their private moments stolen, should not remain silent. She writes:
To all the people that follow me, ESPECIALLY MY GALORE GIRLS. Whether or not you choose to be sexual (on or off camera) it is an entirely different thing to have those moments STOLEN, and EXPLOITED. It’s hard enough being young, and a woman in this society. DO NOT GO SILENT. And to update all those struggling gossip blogs looking to gain exposure by way of promoting and perpetuating sex crimes. THIS IS NOW AN OPEN FEDERAL CASE.
Click here for Lira’s statement about the sex tape.
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