Former Neighbours actress Caitlin Stasey made an epic mistake.
While scrolling through "millions of naked selfies" on her laptop, she accidentally turned on her webcam.
In the footage, her X-rated pics were displayed along the bottom of the screen.
However, she clearly wasn't embarrassed because she then posted the clip onto Instagram afterwards - and admitted she was "high" at the time.
She captioned the footage: "When u turned on ur camera to record a quick PSA but you were a bit high and forgot and then kept doing research while you were filming yourself lol."
The actress has form for uploading pictures that are prohibited by Instagram and many of her nude images have been deleted.
Last year the star decided to take the brave decision to release several nude images of herself to her own website, fearing that hackers would upload pictures of her anyway.
The actress told the Sunday Telegraph's Stella magazine: "My whole life I've been so scared that naked images I've sent to my ex-boyfriends will get found and released.
She continued: "Now I've nothing to worry about because everything I am is everywhere."
Caitlin's decision came after a number of celebrities were targeted by hackers and their explicit personal pictures were published.
Talking about Oscar-winning actress J-Law, Australian star Caitlin added: "I thought it was disgusting. Nobody deserves to have their images displayed without their consent.
While scrolling through "millions of naked selfies" on her laptop, she accidentally turned on her webcam.
In the footage, her X-rated pics were displayed along the bottom of the screen.
However, she clearly wasn't embarrassed because she then posted the clip onto Instagram afterwards - and admitted she was "high" at the time.
She captioned the footage: "When u turned on ur camera to record a quick PSA but you were a bit high and forgot and then kept doing research while you were filming yourself lol."
The actress has form for uploading pictures that are prohibited by Instagram and many of her nude images have been deleted.
Last year the star decided to take the brave decision to release several nude images of herself to her own website, fearing that hackers would upload pictures of her anyway.
The actress told the Sunday Telegraph's Stella magazine: "My whole life I've been so scared that naked images I've sent to my ex-boyfriends will get found and released.
She continued: "Now I've nothing to worry about because everything I am is everywhere."
Caitlin's decision came after a number of celebrities were targeted by hackers and their explicit personal pictures were published.
Talking about Oscar-winning actress J-Law, Australian star Caitlin added: "I thought it was disgusting. Nobody deserves to have their images displayed without their consent.