'Sorry guys!': Russell Crowe apologises to his fans after a hacker posts a strange picture of a naked woman's private parts on his Twitter profile

By Daily Mail Reporter

Published: 01:40, 3 July 2013 | Updated: 04:45, 3 July 2013


Russell Crowe claims he is not responsible for posting a naked picture of a woman online.

The Man of Steel star, who is believed to be working on his relationship with his wife Danielle Spencer, apologised to his followers on Tuesday after a strange stock image of a naked woman's pubic region, which alludes to a hairstyle worn by some Orthodox Jewish males, appeared on his Twitter profile.

Russell insists that his account was hacked.

'It wasn't me!' Russell Crowe claims he is not responsible for posting a naked picture of a woman online

'It wasn't me!' Russell Crowe claims he is not responsible for posting a naked picture of a woman online

After deleting the picture, the 49-year-old star wrote: 'Hey, I don't know what that was. Just having a chat with Dani when the phone went ballistic. Sorry, gone.'

The Les Miserables star's management team also claims that his account was hacked.

Russell and Danielle enjoyed a family dinner with their sons Charles, eight, and Tennyson, six, at the Polo Lounge in Beverly Hills, along with a group of friends, last week.

Odd: The actor apologised to his followers on Tuesday after a strange stock image of a naked woman's pubic region, which alludes to a hairstyle worn by some Orthodox Jewish males, appeared on his Twitter profile

Odd: The actor apologised to his followers on Tuesday after a strange stock image of a naked woman's pubic region, which alludes to a hairstyle worn by some Orthodox Jewish males, appeared on his Twitter profile

A source previously said: 'They were both talking to their kids and being attentive.

'Russell and Danielle were sitting next to each other and seemed to get along well - but were never affectionate.'

Although they never confirmed their marriage was over, Russell was linked to Natalie Imbruglia in February after it emerged that he and Danielle had 'amicably split' in October after nine years of marriage.

The actor thanked a fan for her kindness after she sent him a supportive message about the split but he later indicated that he hoped to resolve his problems with his wife, which he blamed on his busy career.

In December he tweeted: 'As soon as I finish this job and can get home, my priority is to try to bring my family back together. These latest reports are false and cruel.'