Jodie Kidd's pub sign showing her naked bottom has been BANNED trends now
Jodie Kidd has had to take down her pub sign which shows her bare bottom after locals complained to the council over its 'inappropriate' nature.
A painting of the landlady, 44, showing off her behind was put up in front of the pub, replacing the old traditional image of a face in a crescent moon.
Jodie's pub was one of a dozen who had their signs undergo a racy makeover as part of the the Stella Artois: The Pub Renaissance campaign.
The saucy makeover at the West Sussex pub was in aid of raising money for charity however locals were unable to see the fun side of the sign.
Jodie told the Sun: 'Villagers thought it wasn't fitting for a 16th century pub to have an a*** hanging out. They complained and the council told us to take it down.
Oh no! Jodie Kidd has had to take down her pub sign which shows her bare bottom after locals complained to the council over its 'inappropriate' nature
It's up! Jodie's pub was one of a dozen who had their signs undergo a racy makeover as part of the the Stella Artois: The Pub Renaissance campaign
All for a good cause: The saucy makeover at the West Sussex pub was in aid of raising money for charity however locals were unable to see the fun side of the sign
Jodie said: 'The campaign was there to raise money for people in the industry suffering as a result of rising energy bills. I was proud to be part of the campaign.
'If they didn't understand it was for charity and helping the hospitality industry, then I'm sure they were thinking 'why is our landlady getting her butt cheeks out? They must have thought 'she's gone completely mad'.
In March, Jodie gave her punters quite a shock when she unveiled a new sign featuring the nude portrait of herself.
In 2017, the model purchased her local village pub, The Half Moon, in Kirdford, West Sussex and has become friendly with the regulars.
Now revellers have been given quite the eyeful with the racy new sign that will hang outside as part of a campaign to raise money for pubs struggling with energy bills.
The Pub Renaissance, a new art collection curated by Stella Artois, features work from renowned artists including Reuben Dangoor and Heath Kane and is being auctioned off to the public to raise funds.
The cheeky series includes The Cricketers reimagined by Reuben Dangoor to star a batsman with a strategically placed bat, a new view of Queen Victoria by Samuel Rees-Price, and a brand-new portrait of HRH King Charles for The Kings Head by Heath Kane.
Bottoms up! A painting of the landlady, 44, showing off her behind was put up in front of the pub, replacing the old traditional image of a face in a crescent moon
The nude pub signs and replica posters are available for
