Porn Site Won't Take Down Jennifer Lawrence's Nudes Unless She Owns the Copyright

A porn website, who is currently hosting stolen pictures of a nude Jennifer Lawrence (along with a plethora of other celebrities), says they won't remove the photos until J.Law proves she owns them.

Them being personal photos of her own, naked body.

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The New York Post reports (via TMZ) that Lawrence's lawyers contacted the site and asked them to take the snaps down, citing copyright infringement.

In turn, the site responded by basically asking them to prove Lawrence owns the copyright to said photos.

Specifically because some of them aren't selfies and according to their argument are therefore owned by the person who took the photo.

You know, as opposed to the person whose nude form the site is choosing to exploit.

Insert your preferred Liz Lemon eye roll GIFs here.

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As previously reported, both Apple and the FBI are currently investigating, and J.Law's rep has promised to prosecute anyone hosting the stolen snaps.

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