He even told The New York Post in 2016 that he volunteered to do his latest iteration of the cover naked, yet the photographer opposed and said, 'that would be weird.' The model previously recreated the cover for its 15th and 25th anniversary. 'This is a choice that he has never had,' they added. 'Today, like each year on this date, our client Spencer Elden has had to brace himself for renewed unwanted attention from the media and fans alike throughout the world,' a statement from Elden's attorney, Maggie Mabie, was released, which received by USA TODAY.

And on its anniversary in 2021, Elden begged for his genitalia to be removed from 'all future album covers.' Elden New Plea For Permanent Change The 1991 image became one of Nirvana's iconic album covers, where it featured a baby in a pool being lured by a dollar bill.

Model Spencer Elden filed a lawsuit in August against Nirvana after claiming that he suffered from 'lifelong damages' due to the album cover that constitutes child pornography. The now 30 years old baby from Nirvana's second studio album, 'Nevermind,' came back after a month for a plea renewal stating he wanted the album cover completely changed on its 30th anniversary.

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