Woman seen smiling for camera holding a leopard she just killed, gets roasted by celebrities

The viral image of a woman with a dead leopard appears to have come from the Safari Club International's website where members share images of their 'trophies'
UPDATED SEP 17, 2018

A trophy hunting picture of a woman holding a dead leopard has gone viral on social media afer multiple celebrities shared the image to condemn big-game hunting and to shame the woman for killing the animal. The image, slammed by celebrities including Kyle Richards, Naomi Campbell and Doutzen Kroes, was initially shared by the co-founder of "Knot on my Planet", David Bonnouvrier, on Instagram. 

Bonnouvrier, whose organization aims to stop ivory poaching, called on social media users to phone the Safari Club International, where the woman was a member, and "give them a piece of your mind."

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