It's no surprise how some music fans think of soul singer Jill Scott as a woman of class and vindication, and when her name and photo was involved in the recent celebrity nude scandal leak, Scott took to Twitter to express her thoughts about body images and privacy.

A couple of photos of Scott was leaked, with the singer admitting that one of them was real so she can chronicle her weight loss program, though saying that other photos that followed were allegedly fake.

"I def took the 1st pic w/ a robe; weight loss chronicle but the 2nd, sorry freaks, is not me. I wish I had that space between my thighs," said Scott.

Website, Bustle, has called her response 'beautifully poetic,' posting her Twitter responses in order to formally address the scandal that involved her photos.

1) How quickly they forget (smh). I did nothing wrong & nothing that was YOUR snake concern. My photo was hacked; my PRIVACY INVADED.

2) I will not be bowed. I have earned every inch of my life. What u see, you can not touch & if it's not ❤ & understanding-

3) you are not a part of my village therefore making your attempt to harm me null. I'm not even delayed. Shame for spreading. Shame 4 adding

4) I love and appreciate my body. My style has always been graceful. Love Village I see you & feel you too. Thank you for being beautifully

5) human. Thank you for empathy. Thank you for KNOWING better. Thank you for speaking up. Breathe.

6) lastly- poor boys & mean girls- there is light in u. Move from stilted satisfaction. Ur effort 2harm, defeats u. Traps u. Thereissomuchmo

Other actresses who were involved released their statements as well, and Jill Scott is one of the braver victims of the recent iCloud hack, focusing on her inner strength and positivity.