Although she played coy about whether or not she'd actually be [article id="1613996"]posing for Playboy,[/article] the news was definitely confirmed when Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt walked the carpet at the "G.I. Joe" premiere in Los Angeles posing with the September issue of the magazine.

Montag is in fact the magazine's cover girl, wearing a white bikini, her hair curly and tousled, covered in dirt with the symbol of the Playboy bunny on her stomach.

Heidi has previously mentioned that she felt comfortable posing for the magazine, despite her religious beliefs, and said that she considers herself "a modern Mother Teresa."

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"I would take things with moderation. I think God created the body," she said. "I think we're born naked. We die naked. I don't think it's something to be ashamed of. I think the body is a beautiful piece of artwork that God created. I have nothing to be ashamed of."

She added that when she agreed to the shoot, she took cues from the women who posed for the magazine before her.

"Many iconic women have done it: Charlize Theron, Sharon Stone did it, Marilyn Monroe. So it's a very amazing, well-known magazine," she said. "I would love to do it, but I would do it very tastefully. I think you would have to see, if I did do it." (Note: Theron's photographs were purchased by Playboy and published over the actress' objections.)

Heidi's sister, Holly, confirmed that her sister and [url id="http://www.mtv.com/ontv/dyn/the_hills/series.jhtml"]"Hills"[/url] co-star would in fact not be posing nude in the magazine. "She's not nude," [article id="1617136"]Holly said last month.[/article] "Her Maxim cover was so gorgeous and tasteful, and I know Playboy is going to be the same. It's really cool that she can be part of the Playboy family. I love it. I go up there all the time and play poker. I love the girls there, and it's very cool to be a part of that legacy."