But I'm saying, "You study first." School there is also tough, so maybe she won't have time for it. My daughter Emma, who is now in Paris, is thinking about it. It's a full-time, serious job, but you have to be in a certain place." She's studying and she's going to live in Washington. Then she's like, "Mom, I know how much modeling is. My older daughter, Victoria, who's 21 now, did modeling when she was 15, 16. They actually were modeling when they were younger, since they were babies. world is becoming kinder, and I'm optimistic for that, which is great.ĭo you see your daughters getting into modeling? Have they expressed interest? I'm so happy to see how the industry changed. After my conversation with the agency, now I'm doing it full-time. ![]() In terms of everything else - like how your body looks, how skinny you had to be then - that was difficult because of so much pressure the standards where, "If you're a model, you have to be this way." Now there are catalogs and there are beauty brands there so many. It's a way smaller house, but super cute. I'm trying to bring some things here, but the other place was more a house for people and less things for the animals. I'm changing, and I love the feeling of the old farm that was very cozy. There was this massive horse jumping arena in the middle, which I shrunk a little bit and planted fruit trees in a row and left for the future horse - maybe - a space to ride. This one, the size of the land is almost three times bigger, and it used to be a professional equestrian facility, so it was a ranch. I know this farm is bigger than the last one. ![]() I've got Indian mangoes, Florida mangoes, all kinds. That's a lot of different varieties of mango. That's a good idea - I'll lure her with mango pudding or something. Florida is so cool - the lushness and all these fruits we can have. They're my babies, and now they're here in the ground. Some of them were here in the new ranch, but a lot of them I brought from my old farm because they didn't care about those trees. Name a tropical fruit tree I have it here, and I planted it myself. Now, being on the show, I totally feel unleashed - 100% unleashed, no taboos, 100% unleashed and going for it when I have to go for it.ī ecause you sell your eggs at the farmer's market? Even when I was modeling, it was more like in my private life, more quiet. You say, "I wish I would've reacted I wish I said something." The first year on the show actually helped me - even off camera - to be more focused and more direct and more daring, because in my life, I was not shy on the camera. I never, ever have regrets about speaking up for myself. Sounds like you don't have any regrets from the season about speaking up for yourself. But when something is wrong, you got to say it. I am not shy I just don't like conflicts. not a small little conflict, but there is a reason behind it. In the cast in general, but in my life, whether it's personal things that you will see throughout the season or whether it's some conflict with some of the ladies that are very. They call themselves the "Bravo family." I feel a part of the Bravo family now and am so happy to be. That's why I love them so much, and that's why I want to be with them, because that's an amazing. I have absolutely no restrictions, no guidelines from the network. We are who we are - we are open, we are selves. Maybe I was the first one, but I'm so sure that I'm not the last, because that's how world is now. Bravo gave me the opportunity to show my life, and I'm sure I'm not going to be the last one. Have you been able to settle into the role as a groundbreaking housewife? Do you think Bravo's going to include more same-sex couples within the franchise? Could you see that happening?Ībsolutely. It's the opposite - please see! For those who are still somewhere in the world not accepting, hopefully, they will change their minds eventually. That's why I have absolutely no taboo to show how we live. I want to show that our family with Martina is like any other family - doesn't matter whether gay or straight. ![]() I share it with them, and they write back to say that it helped them, which is great. They ask me my advice - they want to know how I lived this particular situation, which is very similar to theirs. On Instagram, people write to me and ask me something personal. The responsibility to do my best was my biggest motivation and worry, but also gave me so much joy because I have so many messages now. It was just responsibility because I knew people will be watching people will relate, and I had to make sure that I will not disappoint them.
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