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@ekn The video that they said they will have Adriana on podcast deleted from TikTok. Apparently every videos of them deleted on TikTok but on INSTA, they say only French public figures will be part of the Podcasts. How unprofessional they are! The Interview suppose to come out months ago. And now, i’m not even sure if will we ever watch it.

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Where exactly Adriana is. I think she is Valentina in the video?

Is this the full-length? Because i think Gisele has another one on VS China or longer one IDK. It’s too hard to access China’s websites.

https://people.com/adriana-lima-on-modeling-to-inspire-young-girls-including-daughter-valentina-exclusive-7570768?utm_campaign=peoplemagazine&utm_content=new&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_term=64d3bbc74127ea0001944052 Adriana Lima Is ‘Persisting’ as a Model to Empower Young Girls, Including Daughter Valentina (Exclusive) Lima, who made her Victoria’s Secret return in her 40s, tells PEOPLE that she hopes aspiring models, like her 12-year-old, will be 'accepted in every stage of her life’ Adriana Lima hopes her work paves the way for the next generation of models, her daughter Valentina included. Lima, 42, is in a period of her life in which she feels grateful to not only represent women, especially those in the Latina community but also moms on such a major scale, especially with her new campaign with Victoria's Secret supporting the brand's new The Icon collection. What she also wants now is to set an example for her 12-year-old daughter, who wants to become a model, to know that at any age, anything can happen. “As you can see with the campaign, I [helped] change the fashion industry in a way that every woman, every lady is accepted in every stage of their life no matter how old they are and accepted in fashion. That's my goal and that's the reason I'm still modeling, still persisting, in being a part of the fashion industry. I think the industry is accepting that, and it's really wonderful to see,” Lima tells PEOPLE exclusively. Lima hopes other young girls starting out as models will experience the fruits of her labor as well. “That's a wonderful thing and that's why I'm still here,” Lima adds of contributing in a way that opens up the field for women of all ages. Although Lima’s other two children – daughter Sienna, 10 (Lima co-parents her and Valentina with ex Marko Jarić) and son Cyan, 16 months, whom she shares with current boyfriend Andre Lemmers – are still young, she plans on teaching them the beauty of getting older and choosing what sparks their joy over everything else. “It's important for me that number one, that whatever they do, they’ll be happy with their choices. If they figure out they're not happy that they can change. Number two is that they embrace themselves and that they're not afraid to grow up or become older. Every stage of life there are different perks, experiences and things that you'll learn." It’s no surprise that Valentina has expressed interest in the fashion world. When Lima caught up with PEOPLE in April for the relaunch of Victoria’s Secret’s Heavenly Eau de Parfum, she revealed that both of her daughters were developing a "big-time" interest in fashion. "Actually, they give me hints on fashion. They go, 'Mom can I do your makeup today? Mom, can I choose your outfit?'" the FIFA: A Love Letter to Rwanda executive director said.

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https://people.com/adriana-lima-victorias-secret-icon-campaign-exclusive-7570123?utm_campaign=peoplestyle&utm_content=new&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_term=64d3998fa74c5f0001792eab Adriana Lima Says ‘Every Woman Can Feel Sexy’ as She Stars in Victoria's Secret's New Campaign (Exclusive) The supermodel, who appears in the campaign for the Icon by Victoria’s Secret collection launching Aug. 10, opens up to PEOPLE about how she hopes to empower women now. Adriana Lima can still remember the first time she went bra shopping and marveled at all the options. After many years and many bras, Lima, 42, says her heart belongs to one style: the push-up. "I always love one," she tells PEOPLE exclusively. The item is the centerpiece to Victoria’s Secret’s new collection, called The Icon by Victoria's Secret, which features the a Push-Up Demi Bra alongside other items that celebrate a range of shapes and sizes (32A-44DDD and XS-XXL, to be exact). It launches Aug. 10. Lima, who is one of the many famous faces of the campaign (Gisele Bündchen, Naomi Campbell and Candice Swanepoel are marking their return to the brand for this. It also includes Adut Akech, Hailey Bieber, Paloma Elsesser, Sui He and Emily Ratajkowski) loves that the collection "enhances your natural shape and makes you feel comfortable." And true to its name, it also inspires you to feel like an icon, she says. “The name says a lot. Every woman can be an icon," Lima says. "It's all about being unique. Everybody has their own ways of expressing their emotions and themselves — that uniqueness makes you special." The collection also includes panties, lingerie, slips and robes, as well as a Push-Up Plunge bra created with technology that lifts and "is customized to enhance the wearer’s natural shape," according to a press release. "It's incredible to see the technologies and materials [used to] build a bra," notes Lima. To get the very best fit, she suggests booking an in-store fitting session. For Lima's beautiful black-and-white photograph, she modeled a slip dress from the collection. Being on set and working with an "incredible cast" was “uplifting” for her. "Everyone [was] leaving their marks and [expressing themselves] through their work. It was really incredible for me." Another plus: being energized by the women around her. “I think as a woman, we need to embrace and support each other. Sometimes you see that women don't [do that], but I think it's important to change that because, well, we need to change the world.” The Icon campaign marks Lima’s second major collaboration with Victoria’s Secret since reigniting her relationship with the brand in April. At the time Lima – whose reintroduction coincided with the relaunch of Heavenly Eau de Parfum – told PEOPLE her comeback was a “wish” come true. Four months later, she still expresses the same level of gratitude and excitement. “Working with Victoria's Secret for 20 years was really, truly living a dream. When I got the call asking me to come back, it felt so good. It's an honor [to return]," says the Brazil native, who officially became an Angel in 2000. After walking in her last Victoria's Secret fashion show in 2018, she became a mom of three, welcoming her and boyfriend Andre Lemmer’s son Cyan in September 2022. (She shares daughters Sienna and Valentina with ex Marko Jarić.) Lima relishes in representing — and empowering — women at this stage of her professional career and personal life. "I'm 42 and I'm a mom [now]. I've gone from being a part of PINK to doing campaigns for more mature women. It's so wonderful to be representing women, [especially] Latina women and moms." Lima knows the moms can often shelve their sensual side to focus on other aspects of their lives. It doesn't have to be that way, she says. “Even though you are a mom, you can feel feminine and elegant." And whether you're a mom or not, Lima wants you to feel sexy. "I strongly believe that every woman out there likes to feel [that way]. Sometimes they're afraid to express that. I was one of them. But what I say is: don't be afraid. It's something that you learn and there are things that you can do to help you." Whether that means spritzing on your favorite fragrance or sporting your favorite lingerie, as Lima suggests, "what matters is your attitude, how you embrace yourself and how you embrace your body," she says.

https://fashionista.com/2023/08/victorias-secret-icon-collection-campaign#gid=ci02c5d7ae40002467&pid=vs-the-icon-campaign-gisele-bundchen Back in 2018, in what would end up being the final Victoria's Secret Fashion Show (at least, in the form that we knew it), the brand staged a dramatic send-off for Adriana Lima, who was hanging up her wings, so to speak, after almost two decades. It was teary and emotional — and, for the Brazilian model, it did feel like a finale. "At the time, I thought that was my last walk for Victoria's Secret," she tells Fashionista over the phone. "It was very emotional day — not only day, a year, because I knew it was coming. I've always been very connected to and always loved the brand. To me, it was beyond a work relationship: I felt like they were part of my family and my life." With that walk, Lima flipped the page. "In my head, I had closed the chapter," she admits. "But maybe deep inside, I thought there was still a small possibility I would go back. Even if it wasn't for me: My oldest daughter wants to be a model, so I thought, 'Maybe I'll come back to watch her.'" But then, Victoria's Secret — undergoing a massive rebrand, with a whole new C-Suite and an entirely re-vamped approach to who represents it (and how) — called, again. "I was thrilled," Lima says. "And I did not think twice." "I've shot many campaigns for Victoria's Secret in different stages of my life," says Lima. "To be shooting the Icon campaign at this stage is really fulfilling. It's a very big message." For her, that message is about "the acceptance of women in every culture, shape, stage of their lives. That's why I'm here, that's why I believe Victoria's Secret called me and that's why I accepted."

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@patt EDIT: That’s not her. It’s certain now.

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