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Graphic pics: Nigerian-British actress Ashley Madekwe poses n@ked for Reebok

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Ashley Madekwe’s father is Nigerian-Swiss while her mum is British. Ashley is best referred to for her part as social climber Ashley Davenport on the ABC dramatization series Revenge. The 31 year old performing artist is the new face of Reebok and for the battle shoot, she postured totally exposed, wearing nothing with the exception  a pair of trainers. More photographs bellow.

Ashley Madekwe's father is Nigerian-Swiss while her mum is British. Ashley is best referred to for her part as social climber Ashley Davenport on the ABC dramatization series Revenge. The 31 year old performing artist is the new face of Reebok and for the battle shoot, she postured totally exposed, wearing nothing with the exception  a pair of trainers. More photographs bellow.

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