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Olivia Wilde scolded for posting naked photo of her child

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By Jennifer Brett
Dec 14, 2015

No one disputes that Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis' son is the cutest little thing ever, but some fans are tsk-tsking after Olivia posted a photo of him wearing nothing but a cowboy hat.

This image has been cropped; Olivia Wilde posted an unedited version on social media.

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"Why post nude pics of your child? So many psychos out there!" one posted scolded.

"More people will 'like' that than you wish," another noted. "Your naked child is nothing you upload in the world wide web where it stays forever.."

What do you think?

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