Talk Show Host Wendy Williams Goes Naked For PETA Campaign

Pamela Anderson had done it, Khloe Kardashian had done it, Joanna Krupa had done it, now, Wendy Williams is another famous woman who willing to go naked for PETA's famous 'I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur' campaign.

Wendy Williams is famous as an American media personality, New York Times best-selling author, and also her talk show "The Wendy Williams Show", she isn't shy to take off her clothes for the campaign.

The 48 years old star stripped off, used her hair to cover her breast and strategically placed her leg to cover her bottom part.

In the photo, she also showed off her large tattoo on her stomach, which features a floral and star design.

The campaign also trying to get local people to donate their fur coats so that can transfer to homeless people later.

We are proud of you, Wendy Williams!

Kelly Brook Strips Off To Become A Snake Woman For PETA Campaign

Kelly Brook is a animal-lover, and she is showing her love to the animal in the latest PETA campaign.

Kelly Brook striped off herself, posing nude with her body painted in scales for the Whose Skin Are You In? PETA campaign.

Kelly Brook posed without any clothes on covering herself, exposed most of her body to let you concentrate on her.

She took part in the campaign to protest at how snakes, lizards and alligators and other exotic animals are skinned alive.

Speaking about the issue Kelly said: ‘It makes my skin crawl to think about the violent ways snakes, lizards, alligators and other exotic creatures are raised and killed for boots, bags and belts.’

So, do you support her?

George Clooney's Girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis Goes Nude For PETA

Elisabetta Canalis stripping down in a nude photo shoot, get her jobs done for the new anti-fur ad for PETA.

The 32-year-old Italian model and TV host, girlfriend of George Clooney, told ET in the video below that she first became aware of the cruelty of the fur trade from a documentary she watched as a child, which showed how animals were killed by electrocution, drowning and other methods.

Canalis says that her opposition to cruelty to animals started when she was very young. "I was a kid, a little girl, and was watching TV at home and they showed a documentary. And in the documentary I saw how they killed little animals, like electrocuting them, drowning them, bludgeoning them. I was shocked because I was a little girl, but by that moment I thought that I would never, never, never wear fur in my life."

According to PETA.org, "More than half the fur in the U.S. comes from China, where millions of dogs and cats are bludgeoned, hanged, bled to death, and often skinned alive for their fur."

Watch the video below: