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Paulina Porizkova Bummed Over Kate Hudson's Boobs
Posted on Thu Apr 22, 2010 08:44 AM PDT
The outrageously gorgeous Paulina Porizkova is expressing her sadness over Kate Hudson's alleged boob job. The supermodel tells Modelinia:
- "My issue here isn’t with Kate. If big boobs make her happier, then more power to her. The issue here, this fixing something perfect to something else perfect, is so much a sign of our times, and one that truly saddens me... The cup size was undeniably different. (And no, we’re not speaking of the latte.) Was there a chance it was merely a hardworking push-up bra? I find myself practically praying over Kate’s boobs. Pathetic, I know."
The down-to-earth beauty, who was recently a judge on America's Next Top Model, also addresses Hollywood's obsession with Botox, even slamming Madonna along the way:
- "The availability and ease of transforming our bodies is completely losing our identities and uniqueness. No one ages anymore, no one has imperfections of any kind anymore all smiles are flawless and no one past 35 can express displeasure. Madonna no longer looks like Madonna: what started as a sexy, well shaped, and somewhat hairy Italian girl has ended as a cool Nordic blonde. It’s not that she doesn’t look great, she does. But she is starting to sort of melt away into the stew of the famous women over-fifty-high-cheek-boned blondes-who-cannot-frown."
Paulina also has Sandra Bullock's back saying the divorce drama "shook me up and had me wanting some very, very bad things to happen to Jesse James."
Don't let her beauty fool you. Miss Porizkova's got a kick-ass personality, and she's not afraid to use it!
Do you think Paulina shouldn't have commented on Kate's alleged boob job?
Comments
Oh yeah this coming from a woman who made a career off of her looks. Who the hell does she think she is judging what other people decide to do to their bodies? STFU Paulina!
nice rack!
Fake boobs suck in comparison to the real thing but if I was a chick with no boobs I might go under the knife too.
Love every one of her comments. She's right.
"Oh yeah this coming from a woman who made a career off of her looks. Who the hell does she think she is judging what other people decide to do to their bodies?"
Very good point.
So this model is basically saying that if you are not a beauty born with it, you should stay being ugly and suck it up. If she didn't look the way she looks, I wonder if she would have plastic surgery to alter it. If she was born with a huge funny nose and ears sticking out, would she suck it up?
I agree with her, and I think she speaks from experience, which is why she's saying what she's saying. This beauty ideal we have is ridiculous. All the women in Hollywood are starting to look the same; same boob size, same hair, same non-weight. It's really ridiculous.
HEY PAULINA -
You're waaay out of line talking smack about another woman's boobs.
Stop being a bitch and grow the F up.
Paulina's boobs are not the same size and shape - look closly.
10:06 - She DOES have a funny nose.
"Paulina's boobs are not the same size and shape - look closly."
Exactly her point, that's what she was born with so she's sticking to it. I'll admit that it's not easy for women to be confident enough to accept and love what they have, but she makes valid points. The lack of confidence is sad. Love Paulina, u don't have to agree but in my opinion, she's right
AMEN! Paulina has it going' on, and I don't mean just in looks and cash. Those comments on Madonna are spot-on. And funny!
Couldn't agree more!!
well....easy for her to say the way she looks....wonder how she'd feel if she was average looking....stfu indeed!!!
What a truly inspirational comment!! Thank god someone sees the problems of society and the way to which it is going. I agree with every thing she stated and am saddened by the pressures of perfection.
She wants women to accept themselves as is, but she was and is part of an industry responsible for destroying the self-esteem of countless girls and women with their unhealthy, altered, fake, and unrealistic images of "perfect" women. It's also hypocritical to say "accept yourself as is" and try to encourage acceptance and then go on and criticize and dissect the looks and things that perhaps made those women want to seek change in the first place. She is part of the problem, not the solution.