On Thursday evening, April 21, Anderson Cooper inadvertently posts an image of a male nude painting on Twitter. The posting, thankfully not a nude image of himself, occurred right after the beginning of his “Anderson Cooper 360” presentation on CNN.
The full-frontal image did not remain up for a long period on Anderson’s website. In a matter of minutes, it was erased. “19th Century European Art.”19th Century European Art.
Then the 48-year-old CNN anchor explained the event, writing, “That was weird… Got sent a bunch of images of artworks coming up at auction… Not sure how it got tweeted out.” Now this article has been deleted as well.
The photo was posted in the center of a special two-hour “360” broadcast in remembrance of the Prince, who passed away earlier in the day. Anderson posted, “Tonight #StevieWonder #GeorgeClinton @SpikeLee and others join me to remember @prince. #AC360 8-10pm.” previous to the naked picture mishap. #AC360 8-10pm.
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