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Padma Lakshmi had quite the challenge when she got the call to appear in 's recent swimsuit issue. The 52-year-old TV personality and former model was coming off of filming the most recent season of, and admitted that she was «freaking out» when she received the call to appear in the iconic magazine's special issue.«I would have killed for it when I was in my 20s and a model because it is the holy grail and they never even called me for anything like this.

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model! The 52-year-old made her debut in this year’s body-baring summer edition and she admitted on a recent episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” that she started “freaking out” when she got the “holy grail” of modeling jobs. The late-night talk show host, 55, presented a photo of Lakshmi from her photoshoot where she sported a yellow bikini.Kimmel then asked her if it was “meaningful” to be in the sports magazine’s annual swimsuit printing.“Yeah, it’s definitely meaningful,” the “Easy Exotic” writer said.

LeBron James has the ultimate family plan: to play in the NBA with both of his sons, LeBron James Jr. -- known as Bronny — and Bryce Maximus. Whether that plan comes to fruition depends on several factors, but the father of three isn't letting that quell his hopes. The 37-year-old was joined by his sons on the cover of the October issue of , where the trio recreated LeBron's first cover. The pro player became the first high school underclassman to appear on the cover in2002 when he was a junior at St.

Ciara, getting to appear on the cover of the Swimsuit 2022 Issue has been a dream nearly two decades in the making. Now, as the mom of a 5-year-old daughter, Sienna, the opportunity means even more.The 36-year-old songstress walked the red carpet at the Swimsuit issue launch party at the Hard Rock Hotel Times Square in New York City on Thursday, and she spoke with ET about her inspiration behind being on the cover.«I always think about my daughter, you know?» Ciara shared «I always think that when she gets to see me in moments like this, she can see herself and have something to look forward to or believe in, and to have hope in.»When it comes to the advice Ciara hopes to bestow upon her little girl, the singer explained her guiding motto: «Never give up.»«You know, the craziest thing is I started my career 18 years ago… and I think about that journey since my album, I think about all the things I aspired to achieve and this is one of those moments,» she shared. «And18 years later.

Jordan Peterson’s negative comments about her appearance in a TikTok clip that has amassed over 560,000 views.Lip-syncing to Nicki Minaj’s “Itty Bitty Piggy,” she mouths the lyrics to the song in front of a screenshot of Peterson’s tweet.“I don’t even know why you girls bother at this point,” she mouthed. “Give up. It’s me.

shaming the newest “Sports Illustrated” Swimsuit Issue cover model Yumi Nu in controversial tweets on Monday — has bailed on Twitter.The University of Toronto professor announced he was leaving on the social media platform, where he boasts almost three million followers — just hours after the uproar.While his account is still active, the 59-year-old wrote he will be “departing” the Twitterverse following the backlash he got for hating on Nu’s magazine photo shoot.“The endless flood of vicious insult is really not something that can be experienced anywhere else,” the “12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos” author tweeted Monday night. “I like to follow the people I know but I think the incentive structure of the platform makes it intrinsically and dangerously insane.”While his account is still active, Peter said he’s instructed his staff to keep him off social media.“I told my staff to change my password, to keep me from temptation and am departing once again,” he added.

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit honcho MJ Day and other staffers from the bikini bible popped out with a camera crew as the cover of this year’s magazine, featuring Nu, filled a nearby monitor.“I was processing the surprise of it not being a real interview and that this was actually the SI cover reveal. I could not speak. I had full body chills.

photoshop shade. “[She’s the] photoshop and airbrushed champ 2022,” jeered a Twitter traducer upon the magazine’s unveiling of her sunbathing babe cover art Monday, noting her unblemished skin, immaculate hairline and flawless nose. And, unsurprisingly, photo-editing software experts agree. “From a professional standpoint, you can look at [the picture] and just know that there’s photoshopping that’s been done,” bicoastal photo editor and photographer Gabriella Csapo told The Post. “Aside from it being Sports Illustrated, it’s also Kim Kardashian,” she laughed. “We have to assume that at this point in her career, every photo is photoshopped.”No stranger to photo-fixing controversy, Kardashian, 41, recently came under fire for allegedly cropping out herbellybutton in an Instagram post meant to showcase her taut frame and cozy Skims loungewear. In response, the “Kardashians”-starring diva denied altering the shot, blasting cyber critics for the “dumb” accusation. But now, suspicions that she edited her face, rather than her frame, are bubbling up with nary a peep from the K-queen thus far. The cover shot in question, snapped by respected shutterbug Greg Swales along the crystal-blue shores of the Dominican Republic, features Kardashian wrapped in a skimpy, nude-color bikini. And while the voluptuary’s hourglass figure looks unimpeachable, her mug appears to have been modified, said Csapo. “Her nose, on the cover, looks more straight and narrow than her nose in the rest of the photos [from the shoot],” noted the snapshot specialist, who has worked as a Photoshop editor for over a decade.

Kim Kardashian has just added another iconic cover to her magazine repertoire. The reality star has been unveiled as one of four cover stars for the Swimsuit 2022 issue, along with Ciara, Maye Musk and Yumi Nu.For Kardashian's Swimsuit cover debut, the mom of four posed in a nude string bikini with matching sheer gloves while crouching on a rocky surface in the Dominican Republic. The milestone moment is an unexpected one for 41-year-old Kardashian. «I vividly remember Tyra Banks on the cover and women with curves. I remember just thinking, like, that was so cool.

finalists for the 2022 Swim Search — and readers are remarking on the diversity of the chosen beauties.The 14 finalists are competing for a single spot in the magazine’s next Swimsuit Issue, where they’ll appear alongside some of the world’s leading models.Among the candidates are a 42-year-old breast cancer survivor, an astrophysicist and an ICU nurse.Sports Illustrated says all the finalists “inspire action throughout their communities,” with fans taking to Twitter to reveal how impressed they were with the line-up. “The diversity here is AMAZING,” one reader cooed.However, one critic moaned that the magazine is attempting to be “woke,” writing: “The Swimsuit Issue is 100% woke again this year.

Rawlins was one of its rookies for the annual Swimsuit Issue that hits newsstands July 19. Her backstory — not to mention her sizzling photos — catapulted the model into the national spotlight.“SI definitely gave me a platform I didn’t have before,” she said during her Post photo shoot at the The Sentry.

Wipeout co-host and Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Camille Kostek, 29, is a busy gal, but she’s hoping to find time in her schedule to join another reality show. “I actually had an interview about [joining Dancing With The Stars] and I was really, really hoping it was going to happen,” Camille told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY during an episode of TVTalk on Instagram Live on May 19. “You just never know until they do the final casting. You never know if it’s going to be your spot.”

SI editor-in-chief MJ Day told Vogue. “We are deeply moved that Valentina was willing to put her trust in us.