Getty Images has apologized for publishing a photo gallery titled, “World Cup 2018: The Sexiest Fans,” containing photos of attractive female fans spotted during World Cup matches. The set was quickly deleted from the Internet after its publication sparked an outcry.
“The hottest fans at the #WorldCup,” Getty Images wrote in a since-deleted Tweet promoting […]. petapixel.com
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