Model strips naked for magazine. Yawn. Except this part:
What does her husband Seal (45) think of the naked pictures of his wife? Heidi said: “My husband has seen the photos. I think it’s good to be sexy for your partner.”
No, see, once the pictures make it into a widely-circulated magazine, you’re also “sexy” for the whole world, not just your husband. Which sort of goes against marital vows as I understand them (and yes, I’m desperately old-fashioned that way).
I also like this bit:
She may be one of the world’s most beautiful women, but Heidi often shows off her fun side – she loves to dress up with Seal for their annual Halloween party, and she took part in a gag onstage at the 2008 Emmy awards when her outfit was ripped off in front of a shocked audience!
Wow, that must have been, like, so much FUN!
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Andrea wonders: More or less fun than the Zoorotica program? Hmmmm. Thought-provoking question, I know.
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I’m just glad to know it’s possible to “still look sensational” at the ripe old age of – dun dun duuun! – 36!! (Put some echo on that number, please). Of course, if you consider looking like a plastic mannequin thanks to Photoshop “sensational”, then you can look that way at 66 too.
I just thought, this strange obsession our culture has for this kind of “beauty” borders on necrophilia. Is there a word for sexual attraction to inanimate objects or cartoons? The skin tone on those pictures looks like a fresh corpse (not that I’ve seen one, but that’s what it looks like to me – a Barbie doll’s tone looks more natural). It’s kind of sick. It’s also completely boring and I’d bet she looked better without being Photoshopped to hell and back.
Doesn’t she have any dignity?