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Amid Internet wolf-whistles, Gretzky daughter's Twitter account abruptly closed

Paulina Gretzky is shown in Norfolk, Va. on April 25, 2006. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, The Virginian-Pilot, L.Todd Spencer

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Paulina Gretzky is shown in Norfolk, Va. on April 25, 2006. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP, The Virginian-Pilot, L.Todd Spencer

TORONTO - Paulina Gretzky has shut down her Twitter feed, fuelling speculation that her hockey-legend father took issue with racy photos of the aspiring actress and model.

The pictures, which depict the 22-year-old Gretzky in revealing tops, short skirts and bikinis, are nonetheless continuing to cause a minor sensation on the Internet.

They show Gretzky—the eldest of the retired NHLer's five children with actress Janet Jones—in typical party-girl mode: swooning for the camera, tanning poolside and striking suggestive poses with girlfriends.

Prior to closing the account, Gretzky reportedly tweeted about "having a nice sit-down dinner with my dad about social media."

Wayne Gretzky's business manager did not immediately respond to an email from The Canadian Press.

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