Legs in the air at Playboy
For those who wonder whatever happened to that 23-year-old Southwest Airlines employee who was told her outfit was too revealing to get on a plane, she’s gone to Playboy.
The magazine’s Web site, that is.
Kyla Ebbert appears in a series of pictures — some in lingerie, some nude — under the heading, “Legs in the Air.”
“They’re very tastefully done,” Ms Ebbert told the AP.” I don’t see anything wrong with the female body.”
Playboy contacted Ms Ebbert’s attorney to pitch the idea of posing. After “a little bit of talking” to convince her mother, she agreed. She said her boyfriend supported her decision, but “the most hesitant one was my dad.”
On its Web site, Playboy says Ebbert “was too sexy for Southwest Airlines, but she’s perfect for Playboy.”
Report by David Wilkening
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