WWE Paige Nude Photo Leak Update: Parents Saraya And Ricky Knight Respond To Naked Picture Scandal

WWE “Total Divas” star Paige comes from a family of wrestlers, which means their responses to her nude photo scandal were seen by thousands of people on social media. Paige’s mother, Saraya Knight, took to Twitter and her father, Ricky Knight, took to Facebook to share their grief over the massive celebrity hack, which was dubbed the Fappening 2.0.

“People get hacked, unfortunately my daughter had pics and video shared from years ago. My husband and I support her 100 percent. No fault of her own,” Saraya Knight tweeted to her 36,000 followers Friday. She added Monday: “Sat with my husband, he is sobbing, he can't even speak. I'm losing everything I love, the business we love will kill us it seems.”

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Ricky Knight was worried about Paige’s mental health. “My last say on the scandal surrounding my daughter I have just spoken to her over Facebook and I am worried for her mental health or worse,” he wrote Monday. “She has not killed anyone [or] robbed anyone. She was having sex in a private situation between consulting adults and then has been betrayed by some low lives. As her Dad, I urge people to back off as I say I am very worried for her. It will be no good backing her when it’s too late like many other celebrities who have left us.”

The wrestler confirmed Friday her personal pictures and videos were leaked. “Personal and private photos of mine were stolen and unfortunately they were shared publicly without my consent,” she tweeted to her 1.82 million followers.

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Paige, whose birth name is Saraya-Jade Bevis, was not alone in the hack. Other victims of the celebrity leak were Emma Watson, Amanda Seyfried, Rose McGowan and dozens of other actresses and models.

The photos and videos were posted to the blog Celeb Jihad last week. Even though Watson and Seyfried threatened legal action, the photos were not removed.