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Charlotte McKinney
Joe Jonas & Actress Charlotte McKinney Get Frisky in NSFW 'Body Moves' Video DNCE premiered the visual for their new single "Body Moves" early Tuesday morning (Oct. 11), and the follow-up to their double platinum hit "Cake by the Ocean" leaves little to the imagination. The racy clip arrives on the heels of the band's 2016 American Music Awards nominations for Favorite Rock/Pop Duo and New Artist of the Year. Just days after releasing the "Body Moves" teaser featuring Joe Jonas and a multitude of Victoria's Secret models clad in lace undergarments, the full video finds a shirtless Jonas and model Charlotte McKinney's frisky antics in an elevator, where they're barely able to keep their hands off each other. Hannah Lux Davis -- the woman behind Ariana Grande's sultry "Side to Side" -- directed the provocative clip, which features barely clothed dancers bumping and grinding to the funky dance-pop anthem.
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Exclusive Premiere: Pete Yorn's 'I'm Not the One' Video Featuring Charlotte McKinney Watch the titillating visual experience here
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Okay, I have scrolled through this ENTIRE thread (yeah, I know, it was REALLY hard! ), and I didn't see the following pics. Enjoy!- Charlotte McKinney
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http://venicemagftl.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/CharlotteMcKinney_BTS1_low.mp4- Charlotte McKinney
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