'What you're missing this weekend': The naked Snapchat picture a woman REALLY didn't mean to send to her BOSS

By Bianca London for MailOnline

Published: 06:09 EST, 29 September 2015 | Updated: 16:12 EST, 30 September 2015

It's every woman's worst nightmare: sending a picture message intended for your boyfriend to your boss.

And one woman's nightmare became a reality when she did just that.

An anonymous woman who was attempting to send a late night Snapchat to her partner accidentally sent it to her boss.

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A woman accidentally sent her boss a naked Snapchat showing her breasts and stomach with the caption: 'What ur missing this weekend :)'

A woman accidentally sent her boss a naked Snapchat showing her breasts and stomach with the caption: 'What ur missing this weekend :)'

The woman can be seen seductively lifting her T-shirt to reveal her breasts and stomach in the image intended for her love interest.

The image was accompanied with the caption: 'What ur missing this weekend :)'.

Not only did the woman mistakenly send the image to her colleague, her boss actually replied to her.

The shocked boss penned a note, which was snapped back to her, saying: 'Hi, you probably did not mean to send this to me, but please be more careful. I am your BOSS'.

The woman's boss, who was clearly left in shock, replied to the image by penning and photographing a note, which read: 'Hi, you probably did not mean to send this to me, but please be more careful. I am your BOSS'

The woman's boss, who was clearly left in shock, replied to the image by penning and photographing a note, which read: 'Hi, you probably did not mean to send this to me, but please be more careful. I am your BOSS'

Not only did her boss capitalise the word boss, he or she also underlined it, perhaps to emphasise the severity of the situation.

Snapchat is booming with 100m users worldwide. It is also the fastest growing social network of all - beating Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to the top spot.  

Snapchat is incredibly popular among 13 to 25 year olds, but the technology has been hit with bad publicity since its inception for the amount of young people who use it to exchange sexy pictures. 

Snapchat is booming with 100m users worldwide
It is also the fastest growing social network of all - beating Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to the top spot (stock image)

Snapchat is booming with 100m users worldwide. It is also the fastest growing social network of all - beating Facebook, Instagram and Twitter to the top spot

 

 

 

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