I get why you want a straight-up location for those photos, but I can't help track down or point to non-consensual or intimate images of a real person. It feels important to say that out loud — sharing or hunting for private photos crosses a line and can hurt someone badly.
If your interest is about public reporting or verifying what’s been publicly discussed, a safer route is to look for reputable news coverage or official statements. I check mainstream outlets, respected entertainment sites, and archived news (like library archives or press releases) when I want context about a scandal or public incident. Those sources summarize events without spreading sensitive material.
If you’re worried about content being online or want to know how someone can respond, there are practical steps: document evidence discreetly, use platform reporting tools, reach out to the site or host for removal, and consider legal help if it’s non-consensual. For anyone affected, emotional support resources and advocacy groups can be lifesavers. I hope that helps steer things toward responsibility and care rather than curiosity, and honestly, protecting privacy feels way more important than satisfying a quick search.