Kylie Minogue Bares Ass Cleavage For Insurance Ad Spoof

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Kylie Minogue, she of Agent Provocateur mechanical bull fame, is baring her ass cheeks in a…hmm…cheeky ad spoof for a fictitious body insurance company. The ad was created by British artist Katerina Jebb as part of a parody endorsement exhibit she crafted.

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