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I see a problem with her body: Her body is too hot and sexy for this wold. Damn, it's true AlinaLover -
thanks for Kate she is gorgeous
She has real woman hips, and is not a stick figure model.
people she is not high fashion model she is perfect so beautiful and sexy
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most real women are not athletes therefore they soft and curvy bodies. Which is what most real men want; furthermore she looks better than most of the girls you would would see on the beach. I am sick of models being held to crazy standards that most women can't meet. Her current weight maybe whats comfortable for her and easiest to maintain. Far too often when a model is asked to tone up or lose a few pounds it does not end there. It is always a few more pounds pretty soon they develop unhealthy habits to maintain a weight that isn't right for their body type. Plus who doesn't gain few here and there it's natural for your weight to fluctuate a little. She isn't high fashion and thank god for that most of those girls look like refugees from a third world country. In my opinion there would be less girls with body issues if the fashion industry used and celebrated models like Kate, Chrissy Teigen, Ashley Graham, and Tara Lynn. i agree with you ham148
she is perfect :) :)
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