Carlton footy club president Luke Sayers snared in sext scandal after sordid photo was sent to blonde executive linked to club - as he insists his X account was 'hacked'
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Carlton football president Luke Sayers has accused hackers of infiltrating his social media accounts and sending a graphic sexual image to a female executive at one of the club's key sponsors. The former PWC chief executive's X account posted an image of a mystery man's penis while they were reclining on a bed, and tagged the account of a top female management figure with a company linked to Carlton at 5.41pm on Wednesday.
![[The 'hack' attack comes little more than a month after Mr Sayers and his wife Cate sold their mansion in Melbourne's east for more than $16.5million]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/08/23/93891431-14264831-image-a-2_1736378335598.jpg)
The post was directed at the executive's social media account, although the mother-of-two does not appear to have used X since 2017 and does not follow Mr Sayers on the platform. Sources close to the executive told Daily Mail Australia she was distraught over the incident and 'completely shaken up'.
![[The offending image posted on Mr Sayers' social media account]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/08/23/93892481-14264831-image-m-5_1736380159260.jpg)
The photo remained online for 12 minutes before Mr Sayers noticed, hastily deleted the image and apologised to his followers, saying he had been targeted by cyber criminals. 'Sorry, my account has been hacked - please ignore all posts,' the football club president wrote.
The married father-of-four's account, which has more than 7300 followers, was then deleted but the post had already been reposted and screengrabbed by other X users. Carlton Football Club president Luke Sayers has been caught up in a lewd photo scandal after his X account tweeted a sexual image while tagging a female executive at one of the club's key sponsors.
