Glamorous Russian spy Anna Chapman to go nude for Playboy: Report

Anna Chapman is to be exposed again in the US -- this time around for 'Playboy'.

Glamorous Russian spy Anna Chapman is to be exposed again in the US — this time in the pages of popular men’s magazine ‘Playboy’ where she reportedly features nude.

28-year-old Chapman,who was deported from the US along with nine others for espionage earlier this year,will grace the pages of Playboy’s January issue; they are included as part of an article written by John H Richardson,the author of ‘My Father the Spy’,the ‘New York Daily News’ reported.

The naked pictures are from an ex-boyfriend and were part of a batch of nude photos which appeared online in July.

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Around the same time,Chapman’s former husband,Alex,dished about his sex life with his one-time bride and shared several semi-nude pictures of her.

“I hadn’t met anybody like her before. I’s infatuated with her. I found her Russian accent such a turn-on. We were having so much fun. We also experimented with sex toys,” the 30-year-old psychologist trainee had told a British tabloid.

Chapman did pose for the Russian edition of ‘Maxim’ magazine in October. The cover image and layout,which also included an interview,featured Chapman as a James Bond girl -like vixen.

“Seduction,like love and friendship are the same everywhere. Most men are divided in three categories: primitive,those that only want sex; smarter,those that want to be loved,and (the) last group — those that not only want to be loved,they also need that this love will be the biggest and most amazing feeling in your life,” she had told Maxim.

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