EX-BOYFRIEND POSTED REVENGE PORN PICTURES OF YOUNG MUM ON HER INSTAGRAM

A brave young woman has revealed her shame when her dumped boyfriend put a revenge porn picture of her on the internet - where her family and friends would see it.

Cazine McCarthy, 20, was horrified when her ex-lover posted a racy photograph of her wearing lingerie onto her account on the social networking website Instagram.

Cazine McCarthy, 20, split from boyfriend Nathan Lloyd, 22, so he put a revenge porn picture of her on the internet. Pictured here is Cazine with Nathan before they split

Trusting Cazine sent Nathan Lloyd, 22, the saucy image of her in just underwear while they were still going out - and meant it for his eyes only.

Cazine also used her mobile phone to send him an intimate video he begged for - because he missed her while working away from home.

She later split-up with Nathan who was "aggressive and controlling".

"Looking back it was stupid and I'd never do it again. Women have to protect themselves.

"Not knowing where my picture has been shared is so frightening."

Embarrassed Cazine says the picture and video have made her the talk of the town in Haverfordwest, Wales.

She said that you can "clearly" see her face in the photograph, where she is wearing a blue corset.

And Cazine can be clearly identified in the video because of the tattoo of a rose on the side of her body.

Because the images appeared on her own Instagram, Cazine fears her 500 followers believe she wanted everyone to see her baring all.

The mum-of-one said: "I've lost total control.

"I know people locally are talking about me and everyone knows what happened.

"I keep thinking that people might have screengrabbed the video and shared it with friends.

"You can see my face in the picture but not in the video.

"Everyone knew it was me though because of the tattoo on my right side and it's obvious that I was recording in my house.

"I couldn't even deny it.

"What's worse is that my followers would have thought I wanted them to see me naked.

"It was mortifying.”

Lloyd, of Narbeth, West Wales, was last week hauled in front of court where he admitted criminal damage and breaking the Telecommunications Act by posting the image and video.

He was handed a restraining order and told him not to contact the victim either directly or indirectly.

Cazine's friends finally managed to get the picture and video taken down from Instagram after reporting it as "inappropriate or offensive" hundreds of times.