GTA 6 leaker CyberLeek posts nude Lucia footage to push crypto coin
Leaker CyberLeek posted footage said to show a nude Lucia skydiving in GTA 6, possibly via debug tools, while pushing a crypto coin weeks before launch.
Rumour. An unverified leak or claim. Treat it with caution until Rockstar speaks.
On October 11, the GTA 6 leaker known as CyberLeek put out a roughly five-minute clip that appears to show Lucia, one of the game's two protagonists, completely naked while she does a rooftop skydiving stunt. According to Eurogamer, a second video followed on October 12 showing a nude Lucia standing in the street. Rockstar has not commented on these clips, and nothing so far shows that this kind of nudity exists in the finished game. GTA6.house will not link to the footage.
What the clip reportedly shows
The outlets that watched the video describe the opening a little differently. Dexerto says Lucia withdraws cash from an ATM through BuckMe, GTA 6's parody of Venmo. Eurogamer says the clip starts with a drive through Vice City in a black-and-white car, and that at the ATM Lucia beats up a passer-by and takes their money. Eurogamer, crediting TheGamer, adds that the machine shows a $15,000 limit.
Then she starts a "Stunt Promoter" side activity labelled "Directed Stunt 06". On the way up to the roof she takes a call from an unknown number. According to Dexerto, the caller turns out to be someone the stunt's engineer calls "Papa", and he describes the target, Fenestra Plaza, as "full of tech bros with the salaries of surgeons and egos of geniuses."
On the roof, an engineer from a company called AudaCity explains the route. Lucia picks up a parachute and helmet and launches off a ramp. There's an optional backflip into freefall, similar to a move Jason does in the extended look shown on Netflix. The route runs through checkpoints between two buildings and over a rooftop pool party, and missing a checkpoint doesn't seem to end the run. The player isn't much good at it: Eurogamer says the first jump crashed into a building and the second flew past the landing spot. Dexerto also points to an updated Wasted screen and an in-game BuckMe ad built on the kind of innuendo GTA is known for.
A debug trick, not a feature?
The most telling detail is that nobody in the world reacts to a naked woman walking past them. Fans quoted by Dexerto, along with Eurogamer and Kotaku, think the nudity comes from developer tools, a debug menu or an older build. Eurogamer had already noted that whoever is playing seems to have dev menu access. Kotaku says parts of the footage look janky, which makes you wonder how old the build is. Dexerto adds that earlier footage from the same leaker showed Lucia in bikini bottoms.
The crypto angle
The timing isn't a coincidence. Kotaku reports that CyberLeek went quiet for over a month after the Netflix reveal, then came back with new footage, including a 25-minute Jason video, and a threat: it would release a playable build if its meme coin reached a $30 million market cap. When Kotaku reported, the coin sat at around $4.75 million. The account is also promising longer nude Lucia clips as more people buy in, and said Take-Two could avoid a release by putting out a disc version of GTA 6 and apologising to players.
Kotaku calls it another likely pump-and-dump. It says the account apparently walked away with roughly $250,000 in dumped crypto the last time it went silent. If a leaker is asking you to buy a token, be very wary.
How Rockstar and Take-Two have responded
Rockstar has not addressed these clips. Earlier, it called the CyberLeek leaks "heartbreaking" and said "this is obviously not how we intended for you to see the game after all this time," as quoted by Eurogamer. Eurogamer also reports that Take-Two has been trying to identify the person behind the account and has tried to subpoena Discord for information. Rockstar has dealt with this before: our explainer on the 2022 GTA 6 leak covers that breach, and Aaron Garbut has said the 2022 leak felt weirdly invasive.
What comes next
GTA 6 is due on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S on November 19, less than three weeks from now. Until then, we don't know if Lucia or Jason can be undressed in regular play. With no NPC reactions and signs of a debug menu, it's safer to treat this as a development build quirk than as a feature. For more on what Rockstar has actually confirmed about its leads, see our guide to Lucia and Jason rumours versus the reveal.
