# Serbian presenter Milica Bursić says Playboy nude photos cost her teaching job

Serbian TV presenter Milica Bursić said she was rejected from a teaching post because of a decade-old nude Playboy shoot done for financial survival.

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Milica Bursić said she and her husband were in a critical financial situation at the time of the Playboy shoot, and the honorarium she received, though not large, was enough to help her survive. [^1]

Milica Bursić said that when she applied to work as a lecturer of short television journalism and private production at a school, she was rejected at the job interview because she had posed nude for Playboy at age 38. [^2]

Milica Bursić, a Serbian TV presenter, posed nude for Playboy magazine more than a decade ago after initially refusing the offer, and was convinced by her husband Joca who said it could be a career success and that she had a good body. [^3]

American tennis player Ashley Harkleroad became the first active tennis player to photograph herself for Playboy in 2008. [^4]

Multiple world-renowned female athletes have decided to photograph themselves for the popular men's magazine Playboy over the years. [^5]

Milica Bursić stated that the Playboy photographs will likely remain a permanent professional obstacle if she ever decides to leave television for another job. [^6]

Dutch skier Joy Beune is identified as the most recent athlete in the series to pose for the magazine. [^7]

Harkleroad reached her career peak in June 2003 when she was ranked 39th on the WTA tour, though she never won a WTA singles title. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. Milica Bursić said she and her husband were in a critical financial situation at the time of the Playboy shoot, and the honorarium she received, though not large, was enough to help her survive. (Blic.rs, News)
2. Milica Bursić said that when she applied to work as a lecturer of short television journalism and private production at a school, she was rejected at the job interview because she had posed nude for Playboy at age 38. (Blic.rs, News)
3. Milica Bursić, a Serbian TV presenter, posed nude for Playboy magazine more than a decade ago after initially refusing the offer, and was convinced by her husband Joca who said it could be a career success and that she had a good body. (Blic.rs, News)
4. American tennis player Ashley Harkleroad became the first active tennis player to photograph herself for Playboy in 2008. (24sata, News)
5. Multiple world-renowned female athletes have decided to photograph themselves for the popular men's magazine Playboy over the years. (24sata, News)
6. Milica Bursić stated that the Playboy photographs will likely remain a permanent professional obstacle if she ever decides to leave television for another job. (Blic.rs, News)
7. Dutch skier Joy Beune is identified as the most recent athlete in the series to pose for the magazine. (24sata, News)
8. Harkleroad reached her career peak in June 2003 when she was ranked 39th on the WTA tour, though she never won a WTA singles title. (24sata, News)

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