Jenni "Jwoww" Farley Playboy Centerfold to Trump Nude Photos

If the thought of seeing Jenni "Jwoww" Farley's half nude photos piqued your interest Tuesday, then the news that Jenni Farley of "Jersey Shore" posing for Playboy ought to get your undivided attention. It would seem that, according to an interview Farley did with Sean Green at The Green Room, there are talks going on already where Jwoww might actually be appearing in a future issue of Playboy. So, instead of just three partially nude shots of the "Jersey Shore" star, there could possibly be pages of photos of a completely naked Jwoww.

And what would it take to get Jenni "Jwoww" Farley to pose for Playboy? "A celebrity centerfold and cover," she told Green.

Hugh Hefner and the good people at Playboy will probably go for that, given the popularity of the show. With contract negotiations drawing to a close between cast members and MTV for Season 2 and filming for the second season to begin soon, it wouldn't be too difficult for Playboy to set up a shoot and time the release of the Jwoww issue with the premiere of the new season of "Jersey Shore."

News that Jenni Farley might be in Playboy surfaced just after rumors hit the internet that there was a series of three nude photos of Farley being shopped around. The photos, according to Radar Online, showed the "Jersey Shore" star standing in boots with a wrap around her waist, nude from the waist up. When those photos might be available for public viewing is as yet unknown.

Even so, the search was on to find Jwoww pics. Answering the fervor to find anything with Jenni Farley's image, Radar Online obtained three photos of the guidette ante-"Jersey Shore," working as a bartender at a lingerie party on Long Island. Jwoww was pictured in a sexy black and red piece. She was already headed for MTV stardom at the time, though, because she was heard to say that she had "struck up a deal" for a "The Hills" type of show.

Jenni Farley's rise to fame can only be described as meteoric. "Jersey Shore" engendered controversy before the 9-episode season even began, catching criticism from both locals (the "Jersey Shore" cast were not from Seaside Heights, New Jersey, where the show is filmed) and Italian American groups (who accused them of painting a negative picture of Italian Americans and playing to stereotypes). After all the controversies, a couple of fights, and some outspoken, often profanity-injected, verbal shots at critics, the show finished the season with 4.8 million viewers, tripling the number of viewers of the premiere episode.

Now it seems that Jwoww means to direct all the attention to herself. If she makes the cover and centerfold of Playboy, she'll certainly get it.

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RadarOnline.com
The Green Room