The 28-year-old model opened up about her journey to body positivity on her YouTube channel in August
Four months ago, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Emily DiDonato, 28, opened up about her struggles with body image acceptance throughout her modeling career — and ever since she’s been blown away by the reactions she’s received.
“I was building my YouTube channel , and I realized that I had this very engaged female audience,” the model tells PEOPLE exclusively at Aerie’s Delivering Good holiday campaign, supporting women and girls in homeless shelters. “I felt like I had this channel where I was really showing people the most real, authentic me, and I wanted to use it in a meaningful way. It was a message that I was ready to share.”
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Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Brooks Nader Ties The Knot In Louisiana | The Daily Caller
Brooks Nader broke hearts all over the place after news surfaced the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model and boyfriend William Haire got married over the weekend.
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Nader was truly a vision when she walked down the aisle in a stunning strapless figure fitting Oscar de la Renta wedding gown from her one of her “favorite designers.” (SLIDESHOW: The Sexiest Looks From The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show)
“I’m mostly excited to call him hubby!” Nader shared. “We are also excited to just continue our adventures together. We’ve done a lot of fun traveling and look forward to doing even more.”
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'Sports Illustrated' Needs Public-Relations Makeover 12/27/2019
The Washington Post this week ran a blistering story about the internal "chaos" at the revered sports magazine reinvented for the digital age. Unnamed current and former employees cited by WaPo describe the magazine's struggle with staff defections and embarrassing incidents.
While it's easy to dismiss the story as typical ax-grinding seen anytime a company changes management, WaPo suggests Sports Illustrated has much deeper problems that threaten its brand as the gold standard of sports journalism.
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These photos are out of this world! 🌎 https://t.co/evPCti2riG https://t.co/iDNNyr8dsY SI_Swimsuit (from New York, NY) Sat Dec 21 18:00:18 +0000 2019
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