Emma Watson Nude 'Natural Beauty' Photos Will Turn You Green!

Emma Watson nude photos have surfaced online — my my my — look how much the Harry Potter star has grown up! In an effort to put attention whoring to good use, The Bling Ring star stripped down only for the sake of charity, although she did manage to completely shed her super innocent Harry Potter image.

Watson took it all off for her friend, photographer James Houston, to participate in his new book, “Natural Beauty” – a collection of portraits featuring environmentally conscious celebrities and models. The proceeds from ‘Natural Beauty’ will go towards environmental initiatives for Global Green USA.

I’m predicting the project will likely succeed since “hot celebrities getting naked” is attention grabbing in anyone’s book.

The actress exposed her involvement in Houston’s project to her 6 million followers on Twitter, tweeting, “My friend is supporting GlobalGreenUSA with his book Natural Beauty. It’s out now. : ) X”

Interestingly enough though, her nude images emerge in the wake of Watson denouncing rumors she’s involved in the upcoming Fifty Shades of Grey movie. “Who here actually thinks I would do 50 Shades of Grey as a movie? Like really. For real. In real life,” she tweeted.

Well, after seeing these steamy photos, who wouldn’t think that?

Check out the Emma Watson Nude “Natural Beauty” Photos, below…

 

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