Celebrity Big Brother fans were left confused as they spotted Nikita Kuzmin with a mobile phone in the house, after visiting the Diary Room.
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Jasroop Singh once hated the way she looks, but the 21-year-old is now making a name for herself in the modelling world.
The star of Channel 4’s new docuseries New Model Agency has featured in Vogue, modelled for brands including Burberry, and now considers her skin condition vitiligo to be a superpower. However, it has been a long and painful journey to self-acceptance for Jas, who reveals she was cruelly bullied at school and forced to drink cow’s urine in a bid to cure her condition, which causes white patches to develop on the face and body. “There were times where I just thought, ‘What even is the point any more?’” Jas tells OK!.
“I hated the way I looked. I’d always wish I wasn’t even here.” Jas is now signed to Zebedee Talent – the inclusive model agency that is the subject of Channel 4 ’s documentary.
The three part series follows the agency’s diverse cast of models as they head out to castings and take the fashion world by storm. But Jas’ confidence wasn’t always at the impressive level it is now.
Raised in Essex by her English mum and Indian dad, Jas began to develop vitiligo at the age of four. “It started on my skin with a small patch,” she explains. While kids didn’t pay much attention to it in primary school, her parents began looking into ways to cure the condition.
“I was taking medication from a young age, so you can imagine how much of an effect that had on my mental health,” she recalls. “My parents – they knew no better about that other than to cure it. And with it being such a taboo in South Asian culture, I’d be going to India a lot, nearly every year.
“We would be going to see doctors and dermatologists. I was on herbal medications, drinking medications. At one point, they were like, ‘She needs to
.Celebrity Big Brother fans were left confused as they spotted Nikita Kuzmin with a mobile phone in the house, after visiting the Diary Room.
Nikita Kuzmin left Celebrity Big Brother fans puzzled after he was spotting with what appeared to be a mobile phone in the Diary Room.The Strictly Come Dancing star went for a chat with Big Brother early in the morning when viewers spotted the device. Nikita, 25, could be seen sitting down in his pyjamas holding a mug while the device balanced on his thigh. Many CBB fans took to social media to question why he had a phone, as the show famously doesn't allow housemates to have any access with the outside world.
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