Q. Why do you think you should be a Black Men Model?

Black Men is a magazine that I’ve always wanted to be featured in and I feel like I definitely have what is takes to be one

of its best featured models. I mean, look at me!

Q. Did you market yourself to fans on www.Blackmendigital.com?

Yes I did! I got love from my Facebook & Twitter fan base.

Q. Were you always this amazingly curvy?

ALL OF MY LIFE. I was pulling high

school guys when I was in the sixth grade.

Q. What disadvantages do you feel you have as an urban model?

The disadvantages of being an urban model to me is the way that I’m shaped. I have hips and thunder thighs. This hinders me from booking work in the fashion industry at times. In their eyes, I’m not a “real model” because of my curves.

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Q. Do you think that having size 40+ hips inhibits most models?

Yes, the imagery society puts forth via media, etc. says that you’re not supposed to have 40+ hips. It makes a lot of curvaceous women feel as if they are not good enough to be a model because of their size. Hopefully, I can be that model to let all of my 40+ women know that it’s OK to have curves! Embrace them!

Q. If you are pursuing acting, where do you train?

I take 3 classes a week at The Alliance Theater of Atlanta.

Q. Do you have a commercial head shot?

Yes, I do.

Q. Do you understand that without these things on

your resume that you career, if any, may be short?

I sure do!  Don’t worry I’ve been on my grind lately.

Q. Favorite drink?

Patron and lime baby!

Q. Favorite food?

Seafood.

Q. Mood Music?

Neo-Soul.

Q. Favorite vacation spot?

Dominican Republic.

Q. Favorite place to be kissed?

Definitely the neck.

Q. Favorite body part on your man?

The arch of his back.

Q. Favorite place to kiss him?

His ears.

Q. How often do you measure yourself?

Everyday! Gotta make sure these curves don’t go anywhere!

Q. Are you proud of your curves?

Very proud. I lose it when I lose ONE pound.

Q. What curvaceous celebrity do you identify as role model for success?

Nicki Minaj

Q. Have you invested money into your career?

Most definitely! Duh!

Q. Do or would you work a 9 to 5 until your career took off?

I’m a full time Hooter’s Girl. Ain’t no shame in my game!

Q. If you had an agent, would you refer all assignments

to them as in your agreement, or do you feel you

should take some work without informing them?

I inform him of everything. I’ve never been a shady person.

Q. How do you feel about magazines like Elle and Vogue? Do you think they should

feature more curvaceous women?

Yes, they should feature us! We would sell the clothes and provide a more common, realistic perspective for the common, everyday beautiful women that walk the earth daily. Many of us are more beautiful than high fashion models.

How do you plan to change the game?

I plan on changing people’s perception on curvaceous models. We’re categorized as urban celebrity models or video vixens and that’s it. I want to show people that we can be more than just that. We can do everything that a size 0-4 model can do if given the opportunity.

Q. Why do you think you should be a Black Men Model?

Black Men is a magazine that I’ve always wanted to be featured in and I feel like I definitely have what is takes to be one

of its best featured models. I mean, look at me!

Q. Did you market yourself to fans on www.Blackmendigital.com?

Yes I did! I got love from my Facebook & Twitter fan base.

Q. Were you always this amazingly curvy?

ALL OF MY LIFE. I was pulling high

school guys when I was in the sixth grade.

Q. What disadvantages do you feel you have as an urban model?

The disadvantages of being an urban model to me is the way that I’m shaped. I have hips and thunder thighs. This hinders me from booking work in the fashion industry at times. In their eyes, I’m not a “real model” because of my curves.

Q. Do you think that having size 40+ hips inhibits most models?

Yes, the imagery society puts forth via media, etc. says that you’re not supposed to have 40+ hips. It makes a lot of curvaceous women feel as if they are not good enough to be a model because of their size. Hopefully, I can be that model to let all of my 40+ women know that it’s OK to have curves! Embrace them!

Q. If you are pursuing acting, where do you train?

I take 3 classes a week at The Alliance Theater of Atlanta.

Q. Do you have a commercial head shot?

Yes, I do.

Q. Do you understand that without these things on

your resume that you career, if any, may be short?

I sure do!  Don’t worry I’ve been on my grind lately.

Q. Favorite drink?

Patron and lime baby!

Q. Favorite food?

Seafood.

Q. Mood Music?

Neo-Soul.

Q. Favorite vacation spot?

Dominican Republic.

Q. Favorite place to be kissed?

Definitely the neck.

Q. Favorite body part on your man?

The arch of his back.

Q. Favorite place to kiss him?

His ears.

Q. How often do you measure yourself?

Everyday! Gotta make sure these curves don’t go anywhere!

Q. Are you proud of your curves?

Very proud. I lose it when I lose ONE pound.

Q. What curvaceous celebrity do you identify as role model for success?

Nicki Minaj

Q. Have you invested money into your career?

Most definitely! Duh!

Q. Do or would you work a 9 to 5 until your career took off?

I’m a full time Hooter’s Girl. Ain’t no shame in my game!

Q. If you had an agent, would you refer all assignments

to them as in your agreement, or do you feel you

should take some work without informing them?

I inform him of everything. I’ve never been a shady person.

Q. How do you feel about magazines like Elle and Vogue? Do you think they should

feature more curvaceous women?

Yes, they should feature us! We would sell the clothes and provide a more common, realistic perspective for the common, everyday beautiful women that walk the earth daily. Many of us are more beautiful than high fashion models.

How do you plan to change the game?

I plan on changing people’s perception on curvaceous models. We’re categorized as urban celebrity models or video vixens and that’s it. I want to show people that we can be more than just that. We can do everything that a size 0-4 model can do if given the opportunity.