Naomi Campbell Questions Cindy Crawford On Her Modelling Career, Launches Intimate New Series ‘No Filter With Naomi’

She made the confession when asked in an interview what her usual routine is for a Sunday, reports thesun.co.uk.

While many of us look forward to our breakfast, lunch and dinner every day, it seems Naomi Campbell has just one of those to think about.

“I don’t know her.” Serena Williams trolled Naomi Campbell over a Meghan Markle question, and it was everything. The supermodel interviewed Serena and her sister, Venus Williams, for the Monday, April 20, episode of her YouTube show, “No Filter With Naomi.” The interview went well…until Naomi asked Serena about her BFF: Meghan, the former Duchess of Sussex.

Serena Williams, 38, is just as smooth in interviews as she is on the court. The tennis legend was the guest star of the April 20 episode of Naomi Campbell’s live YouTube show, No Filter with Naomi, and the supermodel decided to inquire about Meghan Markle’s reported big move to Los Angeles! “Are you happy that your girlfriend’s moved to America?,” Naomi asked.

Naomi Campbell has opened up about the awkward first encounter she ever had with Paris Hilton as the young socialite stole the spotlight at one of her parties.

Two of the hottest supermodels of the 1990s are weighing in on the models they’re watching in 2020.

While phrases like “body-positivity” are now a part of our modern lexicon, that hasn’t always been the case—especially when it comes to the modeling industry. Even supermodel Naomi Campbell defended Ashley Graham from body-shamers back in 2016, when the leading body-positive model landed the cover of Sports Illustrated. Years later, we’re learning just how Naomi stood up for her.

Ashley Graham may have been celebrated around the world when she nabbed her 2016 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition cover, but the achievement didn’t sit well with everybody.

As if Naomi Campbell couldn’t get any chicer, she goes and reveals that she’s wearing arguably the most fabulous thing possible while in self-quarantine.

It took a long time for Cindy Crawford to own her recognizable mole that has since become a signature for the supermodel. As an adolescent, she admits she couldn’t stand the sight of it on her face.

Having been teased about her now-iconic mole throughout her childhood, it took years — decades, even — for Cindy Crawford to embrace her signature mark.

Cindy Crawford’s beauty mark may be a part of her iconic look now, but it wasn’t always so encouraged by the industry.

Contestants were tasked with creating two looks: a haute couture design and an accessible counterpart that could be sold on Amazon. At the end of the week, both looks will be part of a fashion show at the historic Musée Des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.