Emily Ratajkowski sets pulses racing in steamy throwback nude where shirtless hubby Sebastian Bear-McClard embraces her from behind
Emily Ratajkowski sizzled in a throwback black-and-white nude she posted to her Instagram page this Friday.
The 28-year-old supermodel stood against a sparkling wall and was embraced from behind by her shirtless husband Sebastian Bear-McClard.
She and her beefcake strategically placed their hands – and some pixelation – so that Emily would not violate the Instagram Community Guidelines.
Feel the heat: Emily Ratajkowski sizzled in a throwback black-and-white nude with her shirtless husband Sebastian Bear-McClard she posted to her Instagram page this Friday
The social media maven revealed in her caption that her sizzling snapshot was taken ‘about 6 months after we got married, summer ‘18.’
In a recent Insta Stories clip taken during the coronavirus lockdowns she enjoyed a glass of red wine alone in the bathroom.
Her hunk is a producer whose credits including the Safdie brothers movie Uncut Gems starring Adam Sandler, who calls Emily’s husband ‘SeBo.’
Emily, who while showing Vogue around her vast LA apartment in 2015 said she was for a platform to ‘redistribute wealth in this country,’ got married in February 2018.
Side by side: Her hunk is a producer whose credits including the Safdie brothers movie Uncut Gems starring Adam Sandler, who calls Emily’s husband ‘SeBo’
She made a splash with her surprise courthouse marriage to Sebastian in New York City, wearing a $200 Zara trouser suit.
Last year, she defended her producer husband after he was accused of wriggling out of paying rent on his apartment.
His landlord told the New York Post that Sebastian was exploiting a starving artists’ loophole to avoid ponying up a total of $120,000 in rent.
Making it work: In a recent Insta Stories clip taken during the coronavirus lockdowns she enjoyed a glass of red wine alone in the bathroom
Although he was reported to be worth multi-millions, Emily denied as much on her Twitter page a couple of weeks after the New York Post article.
‘He’s an independent movie producer so people thinking he’s rich is real nice but not based in fact. He was raised in the neighborhood he lives in now, both of his parents are artists who were priced out of their homes in downtown New York,’ she claimed.
Saying she ‘moved in w/ him a year ago,’ she wrote: ‘I’m proud he’s fighting the good fight against a real estate conglomerate that bought the building he lives in for 40 million and has continued to spread misinformation on its tenants in order to profit.’
