Gossip Girl Jessica Szohr Gets Naked For Sobe Lifewater

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We admit it. We’ve watched Gossip Girl in the past. And why not? Who doesn’t love a weekly dose of eye candy? Blake Lively. Leighton Meester. Taylor Momsen. That’s some serious hotness on one TV show. And that’s just the women.

Wait, what? We forgot someone, you say? Jessica Szohr? Ah, yes, the Vanessa Abrams character, blast from Dan Humphrey’s past…and present. We never really placed her in the trio of hotness mentioned about but let’s not be picky. The women is pretty. And she recently got naked for SoBe Lifewater. So she can’t be all bad, right?

Yes, Following last year’s casting of Ashley Greene, SoBe Lifewater tapped Szohr to don the Lifewater skinsuit and appear in a Cosat Rican photo shoot, part of a new campaign to promote the brand’s Lifewater with electrolytes.

Szohr’s photo’s will be published as a spread in the upcoming Sport Illustrated Swimsuit Edition out February 15.

Of her appearance in the campaign, Szhor said, “Last year’s SoBe Lifewater skinsuit shoot took place on a gorgeous beach; this year’s skinsuit shoot in the jungle was still amazing, but a little different. It definitely had an edgy vibe that I loved. No matter where you are, it’s easy to be tempted and transformed with new SoBe Lifewater with electrolytes.”

Jessica, believe us. It’s not the SoBe Lifewater that’s doing the tempting here. Check out photos from the shoot here and a video below.

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