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You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. Photo by AP. The directors of the Miss California USA pageant are looking into whether title holder Carrie Prejean violated her contract by working with a national group opposed to same-sex marriage and by posing semi-nude when she was a teenage model. Pageant spokesman Roger Neal said Tuesday it appears Prejean has run afoul of several sections of the page contract that all prospective contestants were required to sign before competing in the November state contest.

Pageant spokesman Roger Neal said Tuesday that it appears Prejean has run afoul of several sections of the contract that prospective contestants were required to sign. The detailed document prohibits the titular Miss California from making personal appearances, giving interviews or making commercials without permission from pageant officials. In the last 10 days, Prejean has made televised appearances on behalf of the National Organization for Marriage, a group opposed to same-sex marriage. A photo of Prejean wearing only pink panties with her back turned to the camera appeared Monday on the gossip blog theDirty. She issued a statement early Tuesday saying she posed for the shot while as a year-old model and objecting to its release as an attempt to belittle her Christian faith. Her response to a question about legalizing same-sex marriage, and subsequent statements that her answer favoring limiting marriage to a man and a woman may have cost her the title, have made her a media sensation. Talk to us.

Prejean said the photos -- taken when she was 17 and aspiring to be a Victoria's Secret model -- were being used in a "vicious and mean-spirited" effort to silence her for "defending traditional marriage. The year-old Miss USA contestant has been the center of controversy since she declared her opposition to same-sex marriage in a response to a question on the pageant stage last month. Her fate was being discussed in "closed-door meetings" Tuesday among California pageant officials, lawyers and representatives of Donald Trump, who owns the international competition, said Miss California USA spokesman Roger Neal.

Just two days after Miss California Carrie Prejean told the Miss California USA pageant committee that there was only one provocative photo of her, another photo showing a woman that appears to be Prejean in nothing but her underwear has surfaced online — but the beauty queen denies that it's her. But a rep for Prejean told Access Hollywood the photo is not her. The rep acknowledged that photo shows Prejean's head, but that "it appears to have been Photoshopped.