The sexy Nigerian-American Sports Illustrated model
has responded to the criticisms. She tells Culture Shock Nigerians:
Well, what I would say about the blog posts and the
nudity thing, my father is very proud of me, first and foremost. I am a well-rounded
individual. I did everything he wanted me to do, and kind of like what I wanted
to do, like going to school, getting my education, and this is just something
that I’m adding to my resume and my life achievements and accomplishments so
he’s very proud of me. And as long as
I’m happy that’s all he cares about.
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[My photos] are done in a tasteful way. I’m not out there, boobs all out {laughs}.
Like I’m being a little coy with it, you know, I’m kind of like hiding it a
little bit. I’m hiding my boob, it’s not
all out there like hello {laughs]. No one knows what my nipples look like.
It’s not all out there. It’s done in a very tasteful way and I would
never compromise myself. If I wasn’t
comfortable doing it and if I felt like I was in some way doing something that
would embarrass my family, I would never do anything that would embarrass my
family or myself for that matter.
So nudity done in a tasteful way, and if you’re
comfortable, God created these bodies of ours, you know, I’m just celebrating
it. And getting paid at the same time so
that’s a good thing.
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