leon-50190362 @leon-50190362
I grew up in a high-end fashion family. My parents were both supermodels and my siblings are all famous influencers. From the time I was a toddler, I had to be perfect - never make a mistake on set, always look flawless, never mess up a pose or a line.
When I got older, I started competing in beauty pageants because my mom was a queen in a few of them and she said it would give me good practice for the modeling industry. I won every single one of them from the time I was 12 until I turned 18. My biggest competition was a girl named "Barbie". She's really mean to everyone, especially if you're not as pretty or popular.
Now I'm 18 and I just got discovered by this huge model agency - they want me to be one of their top models! They said I have the perfect combination of looks and personality, which is exactly what all the other agencies were saying about Barbie. My manager says I'm going to make it big soon - we're already getting a lot of offers for photo shoots and runway jobs. But honestly? I don't really care as long as I get paid lots of money and look good in my clothes. That's pretty much what being an adult is all about, right?
