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5 Life Lessons You Should Learn From Natalia Vodianova
Nizhny Novgorod supermodel Natalia Vodianova revealed five main rules that helped her achieve success in life. This is reported by NewsNN.
Vodianova is not afraid to express her opinion, even if it causes controversy. Thus, at the Vogue festival in 2012, she spoke about the connection between nutrition and appearance. According to the Daily Mail, Vodianova noted that it is more comfortable to be thin than fat. She also emphasized the importance of respect for the body. The model compared it to a temple and said that sometimes she has a nice dinner with her family, but the next morning she is not in a good mood. "If you eat like a pig, you will feel like a pig," the model said, causing indignation among social media users (SNS) and Western journalists. Despite the reaction of the British media to the word "pig", Vodianova did not back down from her word.
The model, who lives in France, has not forgotten her family in Russia. She supports her mother and grandmother in their business activities. Vodianova said that she once invited representatives of the capital's elite to Nizhny Novgorod to demonstrate how the work of her relatives inspires designers around the world.
Let us recall that in 2021, Natalia Vodianova's grandmother Larisa Gromova died in her arms in Nizhny Novgorod. She was 92 years old.
Despite a difficult childhood, Nizhny Novgorod residents remained optimistic. In a conversation with a Vanity Fair reporter, she said that she worked at the market from the age of 11 and looked after her younger sister, Oksana, who is disabled. She recalled how many called her mother crazy for refusing to send her daughter to a boarding school. Nizhny Novgorod itself did not share this position. Vodianova said that she is proud of her mother and understands that she does everything for her children. Vodianova is known for her frankness. In a conversation with the publication "7 Days", she also spoke about death, believing that one should not turn a blind eye to anything. The model suggests that retirement at the peak of her career can be useful for charity. Vodianova also adheres to an unbiased policy in matters of raising children. In an interview with Hello, she explained that she strives to provide her children with an interesting "life menu". In her opinion, one should know that everyone's fate is different. Vodianova chooses worthy partners. Her first husband was Lord Justin Portman from England. Her current lover is billionaire Antoine Arnault. In a conversation with StarHit, Vodianova said that she and her husband were able to build a conscious relationship in adulthood because they met outstanding people.