Some people can't get enough of some scandalous media as the infamous French chateau where Kate Middleton was photographed topless is now becoming a tourist attraction.

More than a month ago, the Duchess of Cambridge suffered a major media abuse when a photographer snapped images of her while sunbathing without her top on. The grave exposing of the royal's private moment with her husband, Prince William, has caused a worldwide media frenzy after Closer Magazine published the set of photos.

Now that the smoke has been cleared for a while, the public can't seem to get over the incident. Viscount Linley, the owner of the said chateau, revealed that he has turned down countless offers from tourists and wealthy visitors who wish to be on the same balcony where the Duchess was caught during her downtime.

Linley, who is the nephew of Queen Elizabeth, has been maintaining the picturesque Chateau d'Autet in Luberon, Provence to give its visitors a true taste of secluded high end French living. The hunting lodge is surrounded by breathtaking views of the countryside and has its own tennis court, a lavish lavender garden, a heated pool for the chilly weather.

Aside from the fact that the Chateau's balcony is where the Duchess was caught topless, it's no wonder why many want to take a peek at this place and maybe spend a couple of nights there as well.

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The drama surrounding the topless photos of Kate Middleton continued Saturday as Richard Desmond announced he would end his joint-venture relationship with the Irish Daily Star because of the tabloid's decision to run the images. The topless photos of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, ran in Saturday's issue of the Irish Daily Star, according to Sky News.

On Monday following the scandal erupting throughout the world after topless photos of Kate Middleton were leaked and subsequently published in several magazines, police began a manhunt for the photographer of the images, Valarie Suau, along with Closer, the original publication.

Copies of French magazine Closer showing pictures of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and Britain's Prince William are displayed in a newspaper kiosk in Nice.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge watches players at the opening of St George's Park.

Not only will the Italian magazine Chi publish a 26-page spread of the now infamous Kate Middleton photos, the editors have announced that they’ll run fifty photos of the Duchess of Cambridge. Chi magazine also purports it’s in possession of over 200 photographs of Middleton topless. William reportedly told friends he wants to see the paparazzi arrested.

The royal couple are currently in Malaysia and will head to the state of Sabah, on the island of Borneo, on Friday and attend a reception.

Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge.

Kate Middleton