Robert Pattinson Stops Magazine From Publishing His 'Naked Nipple Licking' Pictures

Tue, 15 May 2012 23:13:28 ET

Words are, the 'Bel Ami' actor asks French Premiere magazine not to release his very steamy pictures with a blonde model, who went too far with her sexy improvisations.

Though Robert Pattinson is no stranger in doing on-screen sex for his movies, the actor reportedly freaked out after having a very steamy photo shoot for French Premiere magazine. Rumor has it, the British heartthrob had asked the magazine to ban his "naked nipple licking" photos from being published.

An insider told RadarOnline, "Toward the end of the shot the photographer instructed the model to lick Rob's nipples!" The source added, "That was the kiss of death, Rob called cut and went in his dressing room and made a phone call. But, he did come back a few minutes later to finish off the photo session, so everyone thought it was all good."

After doing the intense shot, however, Rob seemingly worried that those images would be spread. The source stated that a few days after the racy photo session, the magazine received a phone call from Rob's camp, who demanded the "nipple licking" pictures to be pulled from the issue.

The X-rated photo shoot began when Rob "was asked to pose bare chested with a sexy blonde model, who happened to be topless as well." The source described, "He did his best Blue Steel for the camera as the girl snaked all over his body, nibbling his earlobes, kissing his face and neck and pressing her bare boobs against him, but you could see he was uncomfortable with it."

So steamy was the photo shoot that Rob reportedly was afraid that things would go too far. "Rob was really torn, because the girl was stunning and he's a bit of cad, he was definitely having a really good time being half naked with a hot blonde with her boobs out, but then he seemed to get all nervous and started worrying that it was just going too far," said the source.

Rob did the shoot to pay homage to director David Cronenberg, who works with him in "Cosmopolis". The "Twilight Saga" thesp went dark to resemble some provocative poses from Cronenberg's most memorable movies, including "Videodrome", "Dead Ringers" and "Scanners".

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