You may remember how Laurence Fox landed himself in hot water last year for sharing an upskirt photo of TV presenter Narinder Kaur on X, apparently as revenge for Narinder mocking model Leilani Dowding for her ‘right wing views’ and for getting her baps out for money.

Fox shared the photo – which shows Narinder Kaur sitting in a car without underwear on – alongside the sarcastic caption: “I for one applaud the celebration of modesty which Narinder highlighted in her criticism of @LeilaniDowding for getting her baps out. We need standards in public life.”

Obviously we’re not going to share the unedited photo in question, but here’s a blurred version to give you some idea:

Pretty wild move to share an upskirt photo of a woman on social media just because you disagree with her political views, and even more so that Laurence Fox kept the image up for 48 hours despite loads of people telling him it was illegal and he could get in trouble for it.

In fact here was his response when someone advised that he take the image down:

Inevitably, Narinder Kaur announced on Twitter that she had got in touch with the police and this finally prompted Laurence Fox to do the sensible thing and delete the image (after millions of people had already seen it, of course)…

Fast forward to 2025, and Laurence Fox has now been charged under the Sexual Offences Act, faces up to two years in prison if convicted, and could be placed on the Sex Offenders Register. Absolute nightmare for the guy!

Fox was relying on the fact that he didn’t take the photo himself, and only shared it online, but it turns out that Section 66A of the Sexual Offences Act 2003 means it is illegal to intentionally share a sexual image of someone without their consent, whether you took the photo yourself or not. He will appear in court next month, with Kaur having previously said that she felt ‘violated, humiliated, and degraded’ over the incident.

A Metropolitan Police spokesperson said:

‘Laurence Fox, 46, will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 24 April charged with an offence contrary to section 66A of the Sexual Offences Act 2003.

‘The charge relates to an image that was posted on a social media platform in April 2024.’

Pretty brainless move by Laurence Fox, especially after he was already ordered to pay £180,000 to two people he called paedophiles on the same platform.

Here are a few consensually-taken photos of Narinder Kaur he may want to use next time:

For the time Laurence Fox claimed he lost out on a role in ‘Succession’ because someone called him a racist on Twitter, click HERE.