By Erin Clements. Chrissy Teigen has a highly lucrative modeling career, but she says others in her industry have resorted to picking up work as high-end prostitutes. She adds: 'A lot of models go there to make their side money. I don't really have much to offer,' she joked. From full-time escorts to models, actresses and beauty queens, the call girls servicing wealthy men in Cannes' luxury hotels, and on million-dollar yachts can earn thousands of dollars a night.
According to Lebanese businessman Elie Nahas, who was arrested in for running a Cannes prostitution ring that supplied more than 50 women 'of various nationalities' to rich Middle Eastern men during the festival, the money call girls make is bigger than most people realize. If they like you, they will give you a lot of money. To them, it's just like paper,' he explained. They'll just hand it to the girls without thinking. Scenic city: Cannes, a popular tourist destination, is located on the French Riviera.
Ms Teigen, who is known for her self-deprecating, candid sense of humor, in addition to her stunning looks, makes another surprising revelation in the Du Jour story. The svelte star, who has posed for the likes of Sports Illustrated, Vogue, Glamour and Cosmopolitan, claims that when she was younger, she was asked to leave a shoot for Forever 21 because she was 'too fat.
They just said that you are fat and you need to get your measurements taken. Model behavior: Ms Teigen has a successful career now, but says she was fired from Forever 21 for being 'too fat' when she was younger.
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