AnnaLynne McCord cropped topless Twitter picture
Actress AnnaLynne McCord found out she had a nip-slip after she accidentally tweeted a topless picture of herself on Friday to random Twitter user @Meganraee. She was quick enough, though, to re-post a less frontal photo after a little bit of cropping and without even commenting on the inadvertent reveal. Twitter

Actress AnnaLynne McCord found out she had a nip-slip after she accidentally posted a topless Twitter picture of herself on Friday to random Twitter user @Meganraee.

McCord, though, was quick enough to re-post a less frontal photo after a little bit of cropping and without even commenting on the inadvertent reveal.

According to Gawker, @meganraee and McCord had a conversation about the picture via Twitter.

I deleted my original tweet stating 'Nice picture, but are you naked?' to let her know her nipple was showing because after she removed it, I thought the incident would just be like it never happened, @meganraee said. I did not know she would personally send me a message after.

The message @meganraee speaks of includes McCord asking in a direct message Omg I deleted it, is it still there? However, @meganraee said she could not reply with her own direct message because McCord was not following her.

So @meganraee @replied her instead, saying:

@IAMannalynnemcc I can't reply in a message since you don't follow me, but yes its gone!! I wasn't sure if you noticed it when you posted.

McCord then followed @meganraee so the two could directly message one another about the situation. That's when McCoy cropped the photo and re-posted it, mentioning @meganraee in thanks.

This is for you @meganraee, tweeted McCord. You rock! Xxx A.

@IAMannalynnemcc <333 ahh thanks! you are so sweet! and thats definitely a great picture!, @meganrae replied.

@Meganrae told Gawker how the conversation went down to clarify that McCord did not deliberately tweet a nude picture to her.

Deliberate or not, McCord and @meganrae can thank the magic of crop and even Twitter to an extent for preventing a huge controversy.