Sofia Vergara paints on Domingo Zapata (Courtesy of Domingo Zapata)
Sofia Vergara in Ischia, Italy (Splash News)
Sofia Vergara (Amanda Schwab/Startraksphoto.com)
“Personal” photos of stunning actress Sofia Vergara have been put up for sale after being allegedly stolen from her fiancé Nick Loeb’s BlackBerry.
The sexy pictures, which we’re told are personal in nature but are not nude images, were somehow hacked or stolen from Loeb’s phone before the couple got engaged in July.
Sources exclusively tell us the pictures of “Modern Family” beauty Vergara were put up for sale by a mystery seller in Delray Beach, Fla.
One said, “The photos show Sofia in her bathroom and the bedroom, and, while they are personal, they are not fully revealing. But her management team are doing their best to make sure they do not become public.”
It is not known how the pictures, in which we are told Vergara “looks fantastic,” were accessed from 36-year-old Loeb’s phone, but another source tells us the businessman has been telling friends he had lost his BlackBerry.
But — before her fans get too excited — the photos of TV’s highest-paid actress are highly unlikely to become public. The first source said, “Sofia’s legal and management team have been aggressive about taking them off the market.”
Reps for both Vergara and Loeb, who have been dating since 2010 and got engaged at her Mexican birthday celebration in July, didn’t get back to us last night. The couple are in New York and Vergara — in an eye-popping black mini-dress — made a brief appearance yesterday at artist Domingo Zapata’s show at the Bowery Hotel.
Colombian-born beauty Vergara, who plays Gloria Delgado-Pritchett on “Modern Family,” was recently declared the top-earning actress on TV, raking in $19 million last year, according to Forbes.
The Emmy-nominated actress has her own production company, a clothing line at Kmart and numerous endorsement deals, including Pepsi and L’Oreal. She is also in talks for multiple movie roles and has also become an investor in Loeb’s Onion Crunch company.