An alleged video running for just over five minutes, attributed to the anonymous user Cyberleek, shows Lucia, one of GTA VI's protagonists, naked in the fictional city of Vice City. The clip also shows her driving, using an ATM, fighting a pedestrian, and taking part in a skydiving activity.

The footage is presented as part of a development build of Grand Theft Auto VI, but Rockstar Games has not publicly authenticated this specific clip. According to descriptions of the footage, the jump ends with Lucia crashing into a building, dying, and returning to a checkpoint, where the game can be resumed.

Descriptions of the clip also mention instructions for the jump, checkpoints, and, at the end, a fictional BuckMe ad.

Descriptions of the video say pedestrians do not specifically react to the nudity and do not show a menu or command for removing the clothes. This does not clarify whether the scene depends on developer tools, internal features used to create or test the game, a test condition, or incomplete content.

This clip is different from another video attributed to Cyberleek that circulated on October 8 and was reportedly around 25 minutes long. Reports described scenes of Jason naked and Lucia topless in that other footage, while also raising the possibility that developer tools were used. Neither video confirms that nudity will be available in the final game.

The ESRB, the North American video game rating organization, has given GTA VI an M (Mature 17+, for ages 17 and older) rating and includes nudity among its content descriptors. The rating applies to the game that was evaluated; it does not authenticate the clip or confirm nudity during free-roam exploration outside of missions.

Rockstar Games' Grand Theft Auto VI is set in the fictional state of Leonida, which includes Vice City, and will launch on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.