A YOUNG woman who posted nude photos of her father’s former mistress on an escort website has been freed from prison.

Eleanor Brown, 27, said she was hoping to humiliate her father’s former lover when she shared the photos in a moment of drunken revenge.

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Aided by her ex-cop sister Sophie she also sent images to the woman’s husband and told her daughter about the affair.

Their dad Geoff, 61, had a short-lived affair with the married victim in 2012, before the photos were shared online years later.

Brown had initially planned to post the photos on Gumtree and advertise sexual services for £5.

She instead chose to share them on an escort site and added the phone number of the woman’s husband.

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At Leeds Crown Court in October 2024, Brown, from Morley, West Yorks, was sentenced to three years in prison, reduced to two years on appeal.

Brown — described by a judge as “vindictive, selfish and vengeful” — insists she regrets her actions but claims she did not realise she was committing a crime.

She served just 12 months before being released on licence, wearing an electronic tag.

Brown was recalled to prison in February of this year for reasons not disclosed by the Ministry of Justice, but The Sun understands she has since been released.

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Her supporters say the recall was due to comments she posted on social media about her time behind bars.

She told her 16,500 followers on TikTok that she had been “recalled for talking about a corrupt justice system” and “put in prison for a joke”.

Speaking to The Sun previously, Brown said: “I was locked up for 23 hours a day, only allowed out of my cell to shower and eat.

“It made me realise I had no ­control over my life any more. I never for a minute thought this was something you got sent to jail for.

“I don’t expect pity, and if I could turn the clock back, I would.

“But the part of me that sent those photos was angry and I just wanted her to know the hurt she’d caused.”

Prosecutors said Brown embarked on a “calculated effort to cause ­distress in an act of revenge”.

She sent one nude photo, and two intimate ones to the phone number on the business ad — which belonged to the victim’s husband.

She also put vile comments on the post, calling the woman a “home-wrecking sl*t” and a “tramp”.

Brown said her dad called her to say the woman and her partner were threatening to go to the police.

She added: “I didn’t think I was doing anything wrong. It was like I saw red mist.”

Brown then chillingly told the victim’s unwitting daughter: “I will make sure your mum is never allowed to forget what she did to my family.”

Looking back, Brown says: “I knew I was getting a bit out of control, but at that moment I was getting angrier.”

In September 2022, fuelled by several glasses of wine and “egged on” by her sister Sophie she set up the fake profile on an escort site, adding the phone number she had found on Facebook for the victim’s husband.

He received eight phone calls and 13 texts within half an hour.

Since her release, Brown’s social media presence has been minimal with just one comment to fellow HMP Drake Hall inmate, Charlotte Winstanley.

It is understood the pair met while former prison officer Winstanley was serving time for misconduct in a public office after she had an affair with an inmate.

Brown commented on one of her posts: “Proud of you. Always will be! Thank you for being a normal friend in there xxxxxx.”

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Another comment read: “Eleanor is home and doing ok. Just silenced now until October.”

A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: “Offenders released on licence are kept under tight supervision and put straight back behind bars if they break the rules.”