‘I don’t want to do Victoria’s Secret’: Natalie Roser says she would TURN DOWN chance to walk the famed runway as there’s pressure ‘to eat less and workout more’
She’s the Newcastle-born model who has gone on to become a regular at Miami Swim Week.
And in The Daily Telegraph’s BW magazine on Saturday, Natalie Roser said she would turn down Victoria’s Secret, should the lingerie giant ask her to walk the runway.
The 28-year-old explained that it’s mainly due to the pressure of having to lose weight and workout more.
‘I don’t want to do Victoria’s Secret’: Natalie Roser, 28, told The Daily Telegraph’s BW magazine on Saturday that she would TURN DOWN the chance to walk the famed runway
‘It is not really a dream of mine. Right now, no thank you. I don’t want to do Victoria’s Secret,’ Natalie said.
The blonde beauty explained that while there are many reasons why, ‘it’s mainly the whole weight loss thing.’
‘I don’t know if it’s my own personal stuff but I feel like if I go for that job or if I go for a casting with them, I would feel pressure to eat less and go to the gym more, and I don’t want that in my life,’ she said.
‘I don’t want that in my life’: The Newcastle-born beauty explained that it’s mainly down to the pressure of having to ‘eat less and go to the gym more’
Natalie has been cashing in on her commercial looks, having relocated from Sydney to California’s Los Angeles five years ago.
Having previously worked in campaigns for local Australian brands Speedo and Just Jeans, she’s now become a fixture at Miami Swim Week.
Despite the pressures that come with looking good in a bikini, particularly in her industry, Natalie is not a fan of extreme dieting.
Prestigious: The annual Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is one of the most prestigious events in the modelling industry. (Pictured: Bella Hadid, Yolanda Hadid, Gigi Hadid)
She told Daily Mail Australia in November that her perfect physique once came at a cost, having become ill and depressed after quitting all sugar and carbs.
‘I went off sugar and got really confused and felt sick and depressed,’ Natalie said.
‘I cut out all fruits, all carbs, I don’t know what I was doing – it was nuts. I actually don’t remember what I actually ate, I kind of blocked it all out,’ the former Miss Universe Australia finalist added.
‘I don’t know what I was doing, it was nuts’: Natalie told Daily Mail Australia in November that she once became ill and depressed after going on an extreme diet