US EditionConor McGregor Responds After Azealia Banks 'Exposed His Nude Pictures' on X
IRELAND, JUL 16 – Conor McGregor denies allegations after rapper Azealia Banks leaked explicit images amid his 2025 Irish presidential campaign, calling the reaction a distraction from national issues.
- On Wednesday, former UFC champion Conor McGregor addressed the leaked images, posting a defiant and vulgar message on X.
- In screenshots posted by Banks, she alleges McGregor sent her explicit photos despite her not following him on X.
- One leaked photo shows McGregor’s genitals strapped to a dumbbell with the caption `Lifting weights`, and sharing such images without consent can carry up to two years’ imprisonment under UK law.
- In seeking a political silver lining, McGregor positioned the online storm as momentum for his political campaign, delivered amid his unlikely bid for Ireland’s presidency.
- Looking ahead, the 2025 Irish presidential election is expected on 11 November, and McGregor plans to run later this year, according to his March 20 statement.
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Azealia Banks accuses Conor McGregor of sending her unsolicited nude photos and threatening her. She posted the nude photos on X as
American rapper Azealia Banks claims that Irish MMA star Conor McGregor has been sending her unsolicited nude photos for years. She also shared photos of him, which sparked a backlash on social media. McGregor has yet to respond to the allegations, but the incident casts a shadow over his relationship with Dee Devlin and his already turbulent past. Despite his remorse, he reconnected over the weekend and publicly showed affection for an unknown …
Conor McGregor Breaks Silence on Leaked Photo Scandal
Conor McGregor is speaking out after a wild wave of controversy involving explicit images, a public feud with rapper Azealia Banks, and fresh allegations of sexual harassment—all while the UFC star continues to posture for a run at the Irish presidency. The 37-year-old MMA icon took to X (formerly Twitter) with a defiant and vulgar post on Tuesday, seemingly responding to a now-deleted thread from Banks, who accused him of sending unsolicited nu…
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