Three video vixens filed lawsuits against rapper Tyga last week, claiming their naked bodies were exposed in his "Make It Nasty" music video without their permission.
According to TMZ.com, video models Alissa Rae Ross, Azia Davis, and Elizabeth Velasquez filed suit against the rapper on Friday (December 28), claiming that when they auditioned for their roles in the music video to his single, "Make It Nasty," they were specifically told there would be "NO nudity involved in the video, and all the girls will be tastefully shot."
However, when the "dirty" version of the clip was released over the summer, their breasts were exposed.
According to the suits, Velasquez, Davis, and Ross were asked during filming, on July 2, to appear topless in some scenes, say they were assured their nipples would be "covered" or "edited out."
They are suing for breach of contract, invasion of privacy, as well as fraud.
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