Relating to proudly owning the runway, Tyra Banks has it coated.
In a preview clip of an upcoming episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show,” the now-retired supermodel, 50, opened up about her epic return to the Victoria’s Secret Style Present on Tuesday and defined why this go-around was so completely different from years previous.
“When I was walking on the Victoria’s Secret runway this time, I felt like everybody was inside of me,” Banks, who retired from modeling in 2005, stated. “50-year-old women, insecure women — I just felt like there was more, and I look at the playback, and I’m like, boom, boom, boom. I was stomping because I felt like I was a vessel, more so than it’s just all about me. It was different.”
Tyra Banks has walked in a complete of 9 Victoria’s Secret Style Exhibits all through her profession. (Getty Photographs)
Tyra Banks retired in 2005. (Getty Photographs)
“Also what was different is my boobies were like 10 times bigger because I was about 40–50 pounds heavier on this runway than when I retired,” she says. “So I was like, ‘Don’t fall out, don’t fall out.'”
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In September, Banks admitted that she “never thought” she would return to the Victoria’s Secret runway.
“It feels crazy being back on the Victoria’s Secret runway,” Banks stated in a joint Instagram submit. “I imply ‘cray cray,’ as in ‘cray cray good.’ I never thought that I would be back on this runway, to be honest.”
Tyra Banks has been vocal about her weight fluctuation throughout the years. (Getty Images)
In a recent interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Banks opened up about breaking the stereotypes when it comes to modeling.
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From left to right, Gigi Hadid, Imaan Hammam, Bella Hadid, Blesnya Minher, Vittoria Ceretti, Tyra Banks, Eva Herzigová, Andreea Diaconu, Isabeli Fontana, Mayowa Nicholas, Alessandra Ambrosio and Ashley Graham walk the runway for the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2024 on Oct. 15, 2024 in New York City. (Getty Images)
“I think the world has changed to see that, as women, we don’t need to be a stereotype and to suit into one mildew,” she defined. “And so I feel very excited and fortunate to come back and celebrate all of myself and not feel like I have to cut off a piece to be taken seriously.”
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