Naomi Campbell

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Bio:
Naomi Campbell (conceived Naomi Campbell in South London on May 22, 1970) is a British model and part of a threesome of models known as the “Trinity,” which likewise included Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington. She was found while shopping in Covent Garden when she was 15 and got one of the most sought after models of the last part of the 80s and 90s. Naomi is likewise one of six models to be named “supermodels,” they were otherwise called “Huge Six.” She unveiled her first appearance in 1978, when she showed up in Bob Marley’s “Is This Love” music video at only 7 years of age. At 12, she tap-moved in Culture Club’s “I’ll Tumble 4 Ya” music video. Naomi has strolled the runway for a huge number of architects, including Gianni Versace, Isaac Mizrahi, Azzedine Alaia, and then some. In August 1988 she turned into the main dark model to show up on the front of French Vogue. In September 1989 she turned into the main dark model to cover American Vogue’s September issue.

Best Known For:
Naomi Campbell is most popular for being a supermodel.

Personal Life:
Naomi Campbell dated fighter Mike Tyson in the last part of the 80s. In the mid 90s, she dated Robert De Niro. In 1993 she was locked in to U2 bassist Adam Clayton. After they split, she dated artist Joaquin Cortes during the 90s prior to getting drawn in to Formula One dashing head Flavio Briatore in 1998. The couple split in 2003. Naomi quickly dated finance manager Badar Jafar during the 2000s prior to starting a relationship with Russian financial specialist Vladislav Doronin in 2008. The couple is not, at this point together. In 1999, Naomi went into recovery in the wake of experiencing a five-year dependence on cocaine. From 1998-2008, Naomi has been blamed multiple times for attack against workers, partners and cops. In 2000, the supermodel confessed in Toronto subsequent to attacking her own collaborator Georgina Galanis with a phone.