If you think that the Vanessa Hudgens naked picture scandal is a case closed, think again. Many have pointed a finger at Zac Efron for all the craziness that has been going on in the High School Musical star's life, with Star Magazine releasing an issue with "Blame it on Zac" on their cover. Come to think of it, Efron has been quieter than usual since this issue broke out. Could he really be responsible for all this chaos? More importantly, is the High School Musical couple on the rocks?



The National Ledger has stepped up and answered this, as they reported that Efron was in fact not bailing out on his 18-year-old girlfriend and co-star. In fact, the 19-year-old Efron reportedly vowed his support and even showed her how much he cares for her by spending the last week standing by her.

"It was supposed to be Zac's moment and Vanessa's chance to support him," an insider reported. "But then the scandal broke, and the world was watching Vanessa, and Zac was there for her. He did the right thing. He was her rock."

National Ledger adds that upon learning about the leaked photo, Hudgens "freaked out" and immediately left Los Angeles to meet Efron in Australia, who was promoting his film, Hairspray.

"She looked shell-shocked," reported an insider who spotted the couple in Melbourne on September 8.

"She was devastated and beyond embarrassed," said another insider.

National Ledger says that this scandal is far from over as more photos are coming of the High School Musical actress with "nude shots other than full frontals." Fortunate for her, she has her boyfriend and other Disney friends to stand by her through this tribulation, such as Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana) and her father, Billy Ray Cyrus.

"It's everywhere [the photos], but the thing is ... mistakes happen and I'm just happy I can be there for her as a friend, which is what she needs more than anything," Miley Cyrus told the press at the Creative Arts Emmys last week.

"People are going to make mistakes and when you make one you just gotta re-adjust and re-group and go back to life," Billy Ray Cyrus advised. "That's what life is all about."