Chelsea Manning shows off her swimsuit bod for Vogue

Chelsea Manning was very recently serving time at Fort Leavenworth after sharing classified information with Wikileaks. So, where is she today?

She’s posing for Vogue.

Manning tweeted a photo of her walking on the beach in a swimsuit with a link to a lengthly profile piece in Vogue. Renowned portrait photographer Annie Leibovitz took the shoot.

“Guess this is what freedom looks like,” Manning said in her Twitter post.

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