Initially denying that a sex tape exists, Iggy Azalea’s camp has come forward to say that if it is the rapper on the tape it was likely recorded while she was a minor and without her consent. Whatever the particulars are concerning the alleged sex tape, Vivid Entertainment is on a campaign to get these naughty visuals released on websites like tubev sex and in the hands of the public.

The Australian rapper’s lawyers have fired off a warning to Vivid. In a letter they state that Iggy is protected by the U.S. Trademark thus banning them from using her to market the tape. It is beyond me why men would rather watch this sex tape on a computer than have the proper experience of visiting London escorts. However, her lawyers are prepared to file a suit against them should they use her to market the tape. Despite the warning, Vivid reportedly still wants to release the tape.

According to TMZ, Iggy’s sex partner in the tape is rapper Hefe Wine who claims that Iggy was aware they were filming it. Hefe also states that she was 18-years-old at the time.

Though she is adamant about her claims that she is not involved in any sex tape that may or may not be available to watch on Nu Bay or any other adult website, Iggy went on a mini Twitter tirade calling on the U.S. government to tighten its privacy laws to model Europe as well as her thoughts on people who leak intimate moments. There is a reason people want to go to sites like https://35p-cheap-phone-sex.com/ privately, after all.

“Anyone who releases or attempts to make profit off someone else’s intimate moments against their will is a sex offender,” she tweeted. “and i really hope that america will follow Europe and their laws to better protect peoples privacy and fundamental rights.”