BIOGRAPHY
When I was 14 I had my right eye removed after being diagnosed with an eye cancer (retinoblastoma).
I had a few years of chemo on and off and decided that the cancer was too aggressive to save my eye. I now promote self love and body positivity to help others with any insecurities they may have. I plucked up the courage to take my prosthetic eye out to show the world my true self.
I feel beautiful without my prosthetic eye and feel others deserve to feel beautiful too. I have recently got together people with prosthetic eyes and made a documentary which is currently being edited. Each person got the chance to tell their story on how they cope with living with their prosthetic eyes and how they got it. I feel strongly about normalising body differences and have already planned with various schools to come in and show the documentary and speak to the pupils about body differences of all kinds.
My goal is to prevent bullying and help people feel confident in their own skin. I’m so happy to be signed by Zebedee talent, they are an amazing supportive agency, I feel so blessed to be accepted for my differences as a model.
I’m close with my family and friends and love to go to the gym and have days out doing spontaneous things.
Olivia
- HEIGHT: 161 cm/5' 3½''
- SHOE SIZE: 37.5EU/6½US/4½UK
- HAIR: Blond
- EYES: Brown
- DIS/DIFF: right eye removed after being diagnosed with an eye cancer (retinoblastoma).
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- HEIGHT: 161 cm/5' 3½''
- SHOE SIZE: 37.5EU/6½US/4½UK
- HAIR: Blond
- EYES: Brown
- DIS/DIFF: right eye removed after being diagnosed with an eye cancer (retinoblastoma).
BIOGRAPHY
When I was 14 I had my right eye removed after being diagnosed with an eye cancer (retinoblastoma).
I had a few years of chemo on and off and decided that the cancer was too aggressive to save my eye. I now promote self love and body positivity to help others with any insecurities they may have. I plucked up the courage to take my prosthetic eye out to show the world my true self.
I feel beautiful without my prosthetic eye and feel others deserve to feel beautiful too. I have recently got together people with prosthetic eyes and made a documentary which is currently being edited. Each person got the chance to tell their story on how they cope with living with their prosthetic eyes and how they got it. I feel strongly about normalising body differences and have already planned with various schools to come in and show the documentary and speak to the pupils about body differences of all kinds.
My goal is to prevent bullying and help people feel confident in their own skin. I’m so happy to be signed by Zebedee talent, they are an amazing supportive agency, I feel so blessed to be accepted for my differences as a model.
I’m close with my family and friends and love to go to the gym and have days out doing spontaneous things.