Joanna Krupa Photos and News

Model Joanna Krupa was enlisted by Ed Hardy to help with his 2009 Swimwear Collection fashion show. And I’m not so sure I like how these female specimens are modeling these bikinis! These swimsuits could be made overseas in some third-world country sweat shop that forces young kids to work.

Hell, if Joanna Krupa can get naked to protest the use of fur, I’m going to strip down nude right now to protest these models wearing bikinis!

Joanna Krupa is actually a former Juggy from “The Man Show.” Now, Joanna, do you have any really good Juggy-trampoline stories?

There was one Juggy who didn’t have any underwear on while she was jumping on the trampoline. I don’t know if she wanted to make a fashion statement or get some attention, but it was interesting. She had a little no-wax action. Some girls will do anything for attention. Another girl and I were new, but the rest of the Juggies had worked together and had a bond going, so they were always flashing one another and playing around.

Joanna Krupa, a blonde hottie, an exceptional model, and the human realization of what your dreams are made of. I don’t know a lot about Joanna, but every time I see her photos I am amazed. God really does some great work!

These Joanna Krupa pictures will surely make your weekend a more enjoyable one.  I know mine is looking up already! I’ve got a smile on my face and a tingle in my pants! 

An international cover model, actor, and spokesperson for Dollhouse Clothing, sexy supermodel Joanna Krupa is known for her famous photo shoots, but there’s one thing Joanna would never model: fur. The Polish-born beauty, who has graced the covers of many magazines—including Playboy, Maxim, FHM, and Stuff laid her convictions bare, so to speak, by baring all in PETA´s latest and raciest “I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” ad. And to top it off, she posed in not one but three versions of the sexy ad!

Having been named by Playboy as the “sexiest swimsuit model in the world,” Joanna knows a thing or two about sex appeal—and fur doesn’t have it. On fur farms in China, where most fur originates, minks, foxes, rabbits, and other animals are kept in tiny wire cages through all weather extremes.

They are strangled, bludgeoned, and often skinned while they are still alive. Since fur is often deliberately mislabeled, if you wear fur, there’s no way to tell whose skin you’re in—it could even be cat or dog fur. “[T]here is nothing sexy about wearing something that is so obviously tied to senseless pain and killing,” says Joanna.