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Season 2 of Bravo's runaway hit reality series The Real Housewives of Atlanta has not been without its share of over-the-top drama, much of which has centered around the show's Barbie-esque star Kim Zolciak. Now, in a move that is sure to spark further chatter among her and her cast mates, Zolciak has chosen to go topless to show her support for gay rights.
The real-life Georgia peach and aspiring singer joined photographer Adam Bouska's NO H8 campaign, a photo project and silent protest against California's Prop. 8, which repealed same-sex marriage rights in the state.
Going a step further than previous celebrity participants in the campaign -- which has included Kathy Griffin, Meghan McCain, and Shanna Moakler -- Zolciak is featured not only with duct tape across her mouth and "NO H8" scrawled across her cheek, but also with duct tape covering the nipples of her exposed breasts.
No stranger to "taking it all off," the budding reality television star was reportedly a stripper at Atlanta's Cheetah Club prior to landing on Housewives, as was her nemesis NeNe Leakes, who has also disclosed her stripper past but has so far not announced plans to go topless on behalf of the NO H8 campaign.
Zolciak's new single "Tardy for the Party," produced by former Xscape member and current Housewife Kandi Burruss, was leaked last month.
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