Kate Upton's nude photo leak, which stemmed from an iCloud hack, has seemingly brought in more good than harm to her career as the Sports Illustrated model moves on with her new agency.

Or at least, that's what the Russian entrepreneur who's running that website that first hosted the Kate Upton nude photo leak, along with the other celebrities in "The Fappening," said the article from The Sun, per the Daily Caller.

Sergei Kholodovskii also refused to take down the photos as he called the Kate Upton nude photo leak as good PR.

"If there are more pictures to post, we will post them," he said about the massive iCloud hack.

According to the article, Kholodovskii is not the hacker but the "technical brains" of the site that is registered in Arizona and continues to host the nude photos.

"I would not call it sex abuse. These pictures are good PR for these celebrities. Some of them were not that known before. Now people are talking about them," he said.

Google has taken down thousands of the nude photos after the lawyer representing the celebrities threatened the search engine giant with a $100 million lawsuit.

Meanwhile, following the Kate Upton nude photo leak, the Sports Illustrated model, has moved on to another agency as she dropped IMG in favor of Willliam Morris Endeavor talent agency. The move suggested that she will give more focus on her acting career after the success of "The Other Woman."

"In joining William Morris Endeavor talent agency, Kate Upton will join up with the talent agent Rick Yorn, who is a renowned Hollywood agent, who has been responsible for representing a number of Hollywood stars, including Kate's The Other Woman co-star Cameron Diaz, among others," said Fan Share.

The Sports Illustrated model has been with IMG when she was just 16 years old and trying to make a name for herself in the fashion industry. The modeling agency also did not leave her side at the height of the Kate Upton nude photo leak.