Dave Navarro undresses for PETA campaign
Dave Navarro has resurfaced from whatever he's been doing to pose naked for PETA. See the full ad here. It's part of the group's "Ink, not mink" campaign, urging people to wear tattoos instead of pelts. Navarro assures PETA that he's in it for the long haul. Uh, didn't he and Carmen Electra wear leather pants and matching fur coats all throughout the '90s? It could have been two different shameless attention whores—my memory of those years is hazy at best—but I'm pretty sure it was them.
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