PHOTOS: Battle of the boobs-Topless newsreader replaced with another braless presenter

   

Enki Bracaj(right)who became an international celebrity by presenting a program with an open top, has been replaced,Mirror Uk reports.
The 21-year-old TV news presenter made the news worldwide with her open-top stunt at the news station in conservative Albania.Some 60 percent of the country are Muslim and 20 percent Christian.
Miss Bracaj's employers at Fire TV, however decided she had gone too far when she agreed to do a Playboy photoshoot.
As a result they suspended the young woman from the Albanian capital Tirana - and now they have given the job to a replacement – who has also agreed to follow the open-top news reading tradition.Greta Hoxha is now the presenter reading the station’s news output, wearing the skimpiest of waistcoats with no bra beneath.


    

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