The naked truth is these Playboy Playmates are not strippers at a Queens jiggle joint, the models claim in a lawsuit.

Former Miami Dolphins cheerleader and “Amazing Race” contestant Jaime Edmondson, along with seven other buxom beauties, is suing a Long Island gin mill for allegedly stealing images of the woman to promote the club.

Edmondson, who is engaged to Tampa Bay Rays infielder Evan Longoria, says the pictures of her in “sexually suggestive outfits” on Sugardaddy’sFacebook page “were intentionally altered to make it appear that Edmondson was either a stripper working at Sugardaddy’s or endorsed the club,” according to court papers.

Edmondson posed for Playboy in 2010, and co-defendants Jessica Burciaga and Sara Underwood also graced the skin mag’s pages.

The women never got a penny from Sugardaddy’s, according to the Brooklyn federal court lawsuit.

The owners of Sugardaddy’s could not be reached for comment.