Kristen Bell and Channing Tatum's Wife, Jenna Dewan Tatum, posed naked on the current issue of Allure magazine. The beautiful stars bare their skin and naked bodies for the annual nude shoot that will be published on the pages of the magazine.
Kristen Bell, the American actress and singer, who is popularly known for her roles in the hit series Veronica Mars, took her clothes off for the annual issue of the Allure Magazine. She said on a statement that she went naked for the photo shoot in order to challenge herself that she can be confident enough to show off her body.
Kristen Bell, who also voiced the main character, Anna, on the highly praised animation film Frozen, added some statement about her decision to pose naked for Allure, saying "I talk a big game about being comfortable no matter my size, I wanted to put my money where my mouth was."
Meanwhile, Channing Tatum gave permission to his wife, Jenna Devan Tatum, to also stripped down for the Allure magazine annual nude issue. Jenna said on a statement that Channing was really into the idea, and was very supportive about the shoot. She also added some comments to the magazine's May issue, "He (Channing) knows I'm very comfortable in my own skin."
Jenna Dewan Tatum, who is known for being a great dancer who had worked for many famous artists like, Janet Jackson, Pink, Missy Elliot and more, also said that she had a hard task of revealing her sexy body just after she had given birth to her child with Channing Tatum last year. Jenna is very comfortable in being naked for the shoot, she also said that, "I've always been free-spirited, and it was hard to keep clothes on me as a kid."
The Allure magazine's annual nude issue will be released and on sale on April 29, this year. The magazine has Olivia Munn on its cover, but not nude. Although other than Kristen Bell and Jenna Dewan Tatum getting nude, other personalities, Minnie Driver and Nia long, also posed naked for the Allure May issue.
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