We all have to experience growing older as we go through life. All people eventually develop wrinkles and sagging skin as they age, even models!
Despite continuing to pose in bikinis, this former supermodel received negative feedback when she posted the photos online.
For more information on Paulina Porizkova’s life story, continue reading…
Paulina Porizkova was born in 1965, and only 15 short years later she started her modeling career.
She appeared on the covers of numerous prestigious publications and steadily rose to prominence in the modeling industry.
In addition to magazines, she also made appearances in a number of movies, TV episodes, and music videos.
She has recently earned a reputation for being open about aging, sadness, loss, and other topics.
Despite what the critics say, she has continued to fully immerse herself in the modeling industry at the age of 57 and with more than 40 years of experience. She continues to publish photos of herself posing in bikinis.
“I am a 57-year-old woman, and it seems to mean, in society, when you go into your middle age, you sort of lose your license to be able to show up in bikinis too.”
Porizkova frequently discusses the negative feedback she gets just for advertising herself as a model at her age. She has been referred to as “a desperate grandma” or “too old to be doing this,” but she never takes it personally and defends herself.
She was formerly married for 28 years to Ric Ocasek, the late frontman of the legendary rock group The Cars. The former supermodel was open about the ups and downs the marriage experienced.
She claimed that the two of them had effectively grown apart in the months before to his death.
Following his death, she remarked in an interview, “I just noticed that we shared less and less, and we communicated less, and then he sort of stopped desiring me.”
In describing her doubts at the time, she said, “Since I was hitting my late 40s and early 50s, I think I figured, maybe he doesn’t fancy me because I’m getting older.”
She still strives to preserve Ocasek’s recollection of their enjoyable times together, though.
She now fervently supports ladies growing older naturally without undergoing aging-reverse surgery.
She wishes more women would embrace their aging bodies and decide to embrace their inherent attractiveness. “My desire is to be an unaltered older woman,” she declared.
She frequently expresses admiration for her aging looks, saying, “What I like about my face now at 57, it’s that it’s like a really good novel of the history of my life, like it’s all written into my face.”
