It is my pleasure to announce, exclusively till it's lifted by others, that the delicious Nina Brosh has left her husband to join me here in Paris.
Well, technically of course her goal is not to join me in particular. In fact, I'm not sure she is aware of my existence (but I have no proof she isn't). She came to join all Parisians.
Fashion sources here, carefully checked with my dear Iris in Tel Aviv, have told me Nina left her home in Israel Monday, with plans to make a huge comeback. She has received a magnificient offer from a major cosmetics firm for a line of products targeted at 30-years old women. Nina is 27.
She will live in Paris and New York, with her newborn. It is belived she will live estranged from her Israeli millionaire husband.
Born to a Russian father and a Chinese mother, both Jewish who emigrated to Israel for religious freedom, Nina Brosh was a 15 years old rock groupie, semi-homeless, when she was noticed by an Israeli rock star. They soon left the country together for Paris, where she became one of the most original top-models of the nineties. Her ad clips for the DIM and Drakkar Noir left French teenagers from both sexes penniless. She was the Femme Fatale in the Duran Duran clip directed by Ellen Von Unwerth.
Moving to New York in 1997, Nina became the ultimate Bebe model, although she didn't make the same impact as in her Parisian days. She retired in 1999 - till this week. Stay tuned.
--->The ultimate Nina site is at BleuFunk!