After the Kate Upton nude photo leak scandal that circulated in the internet, the Sports Illustrated model's alleged hacked photos are now removed by Google. "The Other Woman" actress was also spotted going out to support boyfriend Justin Verlander in his game.

Kate Upton's nude photos that leaked online, as well as other celebrities' hacked photos including Jennifer Lawrence, were now removed by Google after a lawsuit threat.

Last week, Google announced that it has removed thousands of alleged leaked photos of known celebrities such as Kate Upton, and "Hunger Games" actress Jennifer Lawrence, the Hollywood Gossip said in a report.

"The tech giant also hit back at accusations it was slow to react to the deluge of hacked photos, as alleged in a $100 million lawsuit threat by notable stars," the report said.

Google said in their statement, "We've removed tens of thousands of pictures, within hours of the requests being made, and we have closed hundreds of accounts."

The lawyer of alleged victims of the massive photo leak have called out to Google to bring down the photos after a lawsuit threat.

It was in September when a massive hack of photos has circulated in the internet showcasing nude iCloud pictures from celebrities.

Aside from Kate Upton and Jennifer Lawrence, "Big Bang Theory" season 8 cast Kaley Cuoco and singers Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande were also involved.

Meanwhile, "The Other Woman" actress was seen in her latest outing after the Kate Upton nude photo leak scandal during the game of her boyfriend Justin Verlander against Orioles.

The Sports Illustrated model was in the stands of the Camden Yards to support her boyfriend as she rocked a blue Tigers pullover and black oversized sun glasses.

The actress was seen clapping and yelling as Justin Verlander lead the game, Fox Sports said.