Cindy Crawford says Oprah treated her as an object in the interview of the 80s
The model said in a new documentary that the way the host had spoken to him was "not ok".
New documents Super models Look back on the lives and careers of four of the best models of all time: Naomi Campbell ,, Cindy Crawford ,, Linda Evangelista , And Christy Turlington . Women all started in the 80s and obtained a huge renown in the 90s. In the documentary, they reflect on their experiences, including their first days in the fashion world. Near the start of his career, Crawford appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show , which certainly gave her more visibility, but today she says that she felt objectified by the interview.
In Super models , the 57 -year -old man says that Oprah Winfrey Treated as "good or a child" when he started in 1986. Continue to read to find out more.
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Crawford was 20 years old when she appeared Oprah .
In 1986, Crawford was invited on The Oprah Winfrey Show next to Controversial elite model founder John Casablancas . In A show clip , Winfrey said to Casablancas: "Did you have to treat it or have she always had this body? It's incredible. Do you stand for a moment, because no one saw you standing." Crawford rises. "Winfrey says:" Now that's what I call one body . Very well very well."
Over the course of the interview, Crawford speaks of leaving the northwest of the university, where she studied engineering, to focus on modeling. Winfrey also asks Crawford questions in Casablancas, with the sitting model right.
"With Cindy, in terms of looks, it was very easy," he explains. But, he adds: "She was not sure if she really wanted to model ... For her, it was more a matter of mental stability. She wanted to feel good and comfortable."
She feels that she was treated as an object.
As indicated by HuffPost, in Super models ,, Crawford says maintenance , "I was like the property of good or a child, as being seen and not heard."
She continues: "When you look at him through today's eyes, when Oprah is like," hold on and show me your body ", as show us why you are worthy of here ... As I did not recognize him. Only when I look at him and I said to myself: "Oh my God, it was not really ok." Especially Oprah! "
Better life contacted Winfrey to comment.
Winfrey has been criticized for other refined interviews.
This is not the first time that one of the Winfrey The old interviews have been reconsidered In the wake of the evolution of attitudes. For example, in 2021, people criticized an interview Winfrey led with Mary-Kate And Ashley Olsen In 2004. Winfrey questioned 17-year-old children on a rumor that Mary-Kate had a food disorder. Ashley said that she and her sister had tried not to pay attention to rumors because "people were just going to write what they write". Winfrey then intervened and asked them what size of clothes they wear. They talked about the question, saying they had always been small and were less than 5'2 "high.
Winfrey also expressed his regret because of the interviews herself. In 2021, she said on Rob Lowe's podcast, Literally! With Rob LOWE , that She regretted asking Sally Field If his ex Burt Reynolds slept "with his toure". She explained: "I asked for it because the producers are like:" You have to ask, you must ask, you must ask. This is what everyone wants to know. "And so I asked, and she became cold on me. She closed, and I couldn't get back."
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Crawford and Winfrey have worked together again.
The appearance of Crawford in 1986 on Oprah It was not the last time she crossed the way with Winfrey. She appeared on Master Class of Oprah in 2013. Then, in 2014, Crawford organized an episode of Oprah's life of life . AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
Interesting fact, one of the subjects covered in the Master lesson The episode had to do with Crawford's judgment for its appearance and treated as if it were not worthy of being heard.
"Here I am, my first day in Northwestern, and my first day of calculation, I remember entering class," she said. "For any reason, I drew the teacher's attention, and he was like" darling, I think you have the bad class. "And it made me so crazy, because it was really the first time in my life that I felt judged by the way I looked."
She continued: "I think it put me on a course, I must prove to the world that I am not that ... I think it was really important for me, especially then, for people to hear What I have to say and to represent myself as someone who has a brain. "
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