Barbara with us tonight, international model, walk the runways of Paris, Milan, New York,

been on major magazine covers, work with top fashion brands, but behind the glitz and the glamour

is a darker truth. In this interview, Barbara is going to talk from her own real-life perspective

about the harsh realities of the

modeling world, including experiences with Epstein, Diddy, former Abercrombie CEO, Mike Jeffries, and Jay-Z.

So we've got a hell of a lot of ground to cover, folks. And because of the nature of what you've been through, Barbara, and we've got a hell of a lot of ground to cover folks.

And because of the nature of what you've been through, Barbara,

and we've got a restriction on this channel by the cops,

I've got to ask you, first and foremost,

do you give us permission to publish your story and do you waive anonymity?

Yes, you can publish. I appreciate that. Just before we get into all that, you can publish you. I appreciate that.

Just before we get into all that then, do you just want to add to what I said and just tell

the viewers a little bit about your history?

What got you into that career?

So around the age 6, 7, 8, there were scouts in Texas that were looking for beautiful kids, like young

children wanting to be actors or models. And that's when all these modeling schools started

as in the 90s. So that's when I was discovered in the 90s and I started taking acting

classes. And then around the age of 10, I was discovered by Bruce Weber.

I was doing theater under the stars in Texas. And he discovered me along with other models or

upcoming actors. And then I landed the Ralph Lauren. Brilliant. We got we were doing so well. And that's what, um,

started me off on my career. And then I connected with an agency in, in Texas. And then they

connected me with an agency in New York. And I was going back at New York and Houston, Texas, where I'm from.

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