Former mannequin and actuality TV star Adrianne Curry doubtless doesn’t smize when she thinks again on her days within the limelight.
The primary winner of “America’s Next Top Model” — who now lives a quiet life in Montana — instructed Individuals in an interview revealed Tuesday that she determined to flee Hollywood after she acquired a suggestion that may have helped her financially however compromised her values.
“I felt that I was on a cusp,” Curry instructed the journal of her psychological state on the time. “I was 32 years old and I got offered a job for face fillers, and it was a huge payday with free face fillers and one up to my contract and all this stuff. And I remember sitting there, and that money was so good that I considered it. Then I thought, ‘I am willing to deface, to mutilate myself for money?’”
“I had to really start to question like, ‘Okay, where is this path going to take me if even for a second I considered injecting something in my face for a payday?’” she continued. “At 32 years old, you don’t need that.”
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The choice to get a beauty process is completely as much as a person — and such procedures are way more prevalent now than within the early 2010s.
However when Curry was supplied the job, the previous “Surreal Life” star stated, she didn’t like who she was turning into from focusing a lot on her look.
She instructed Those who being in entrance of a digital camera so usually introduced out “narcissistic traits” she wasn’t pleased with — and he or she feared who she’d turn out to be if she continued down that profession path.
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“I saw a future on ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ with my face full of filler and me clinging to youth that is gone,” she stated.
“So I left and I make a hell of a lot less money, but I feel like I have my dignity, my soul,” she stated. “I felt like from when I won ‘Top Model’ to that point that a lot of me had been chipped away. And it’s like every year you chip another piece off and you’re like, ‘Well, I won’t miss this little piece,’ just to keep it going.”
Though Curry stated she didn’t need to be consumed by her personal look, she apparently felt free to criticize one other lady’s physique final 12 months.
Whereas Melanie Lynskey was guest-starring on HBO’s smash hit “The Last of Us” as Kathleen — a vindictive character who heads a militaristic revolutionary motion — Curry took it upon herself to criticize Lynskey’s physique and query why she was solid in that specific function.
Below a photograph of Lynskey on X, previously Twitter, Curry wrote: “her body says life of luxury…not post apocolyptic warlord. where is linda hamilton when you need her?”
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Lynskey rapidly referred to as out Curry for evaluating her to Hamilton’s protagonist in “Terminator” by noting that her character in “The Last of Us” wasn’t meant to be buff, however a girl who had efficiently executed a plan to overhaul the federal government.
“I am supposed to be SMART, ma’m,” Lynskey tweeted alongside a screenshot of Curry’s comment. “I don’t need to be muscly. That’s what henchmen are for.”
Curry claimed in a follow-up tweet (that was later deleted) that Lynskey “cropped out what I said about her perfect hour glass frame being the most desirable to men,” and described the screenshot Lynskey shared as “manipulative.”
Curry additionally tweeted: “actors cant allow people to not like their characters? I am DONE.”
