Julia Louis-Dreyfus Appears in Racy GQ Photos With Clown
- 10 years ago
In a recent photo shoot for GQ, the 53-year-old actress, Julia Louis-Dreyfus stripped down with her arms wrapped around a clown. To be specific, it appears as though she’s having sex with the curly-haired clown, all while wearing his red nose.
Most of us hear the name Julia Louis-Dreyfus and immediately associate her with the character Elaine from the sitcom ‘Seinfeld’. Well, these days she is still generating quite a buzz.
In a recent photo shoot for GQ, the 53-year-old actress stripped down with her arms wrapped around a clown. To be specific, it appears as though she’s having sex with the curly-haired clown, all while wearing his red nose.
The clown rests right between the actress’ legs.
She’s also depicted with a beautiful smile holding a baby decked out like, as you may be able to guess, a clown.
The actress currently stays busy portraying Vice President Selina Meyer in HBO's Veep, which is now in its third successful season.
Dreyfus was recently listed on GQ’s 15 Funniest People Alive list.
In addition to the GQ feature, she also recently surfaced on the cover of Rolling Stone, entirely in the buff, next to a caption that fittingly calls her ‘The First Lady of Comedy’.
Most of us hear the name Julia Louis-Dreyfus and immediately associate her with the character Elaine from the sitcom ‘Seinfeld’. Well, these days she is still generating quite a buzz.
In a recent photo shoot for GQ, the 53-year-old actress stripped down with her arms wrapped around a clown. To be specific, it appears as though she’s having sex with the curly-haired clown, all while wearing his red nose.
The clown rests right between the actress’ legs.
She’s also depicted with a beautiful smile holding a baby decked out like, as you may be able to guess, a clown.
The actress currently stays busy portraying Vice President Selina Meyer in HBO's Veep, which is now in its third successful season.
Dreyfus was recently listed on GQ’s 15 Funniest People Alive list.
In addition to the GQ feature, she also recently surfaced on the cover of Rolling Stone, entirely in the buff, next to a caption that fittingly calls her ‘The First Lady of Comedy’.