Miley Cyrus 'Wrecking Ball' Director Accused Of Lewd Conduct: 'He Took Advantage,' Model Claims
Sept. 12 2013, Published 7:05 a.m. ET
Stark naked, licking hammers and writhing around in rubble, Miley Cyrus proved yet again that she's no longer a Disney darling in her new music video for "Wrecking Ball."
The video's director, Terry Richardson, posted even more X-rated pics from the shoot on his website, showing 20-year-old Miley embracing him while wearing an open robe, frolicking in sheer white panties and a cut-off tank, and twerking against a wall.
But now, as the video breaks viewership records on Vevo, a model who previously worked with Richardson is stepping forward to blast the photographer for a history of sexual harassment and warn Miley about her new creative collaborator.
"If Miley wants people to think that she's an empowered woman, in control of her own image, then it behooves her not to endorse someone who's done things like Terry has," ex-model Jamie Peck tells Breaking Celebrity News exclusively.
Peck first met Richardson at a party in 2004, when she was 19, and he asked her to model for him at his studio.
"He didn't seem normal, but he did just like a regular nude shoot with me," Peck tells Radar. "He didn't cross any lines at first."
All that changed at their second shoot.
"I told him I had my period so I wanted to keep my underwear on, and he asked me to take my tampon out for him to play with," Peck says, even claiming that Richardson told her he wanted to make "tampon tea."
Peck says she's since heard "he's gotten other people to do tampon stuff, so I'm pretty sure he was serious."
When she declined, Peck claims, Richardson got naked.
"Before I could say 'whoa, whoa, whoa!' dude was wearing only his tattoos and waggling the biggest d**k I’d ever seen dangerously close to my unclothed person," she wrote in her first expose on the incident.
And while the chain of events is still hazy to this day, Peck claims that she was pressured into giving Richardson a hand job and allowing him to ejaculate on her hand as his assistant watched.
"It's hard to say how I was feeling at that moment, because I've asked myself so many times why I didn't just tell him to f**k off and walk out of there," Peck tells Radar.
"I'm not dumb. I was just very