When you hear the words fearless curves what comes to mind?

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Loving yourself no matter what society says about your body.

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Your 90-day Signature Coaching Program, Confidence Queens, aims to build unstoppable confidence in women. What are the key elements or principles that define this program?

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Transformation, taking charge of ones destiny, achieving owns goals faster. Plus becoming unstoppable no matter your circumstances.

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Coming from Montego Bay, Jamaica, and now influencing women globally, how has your background shaped your approach to body positivity and empowerment?

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Growing up on the beach in MOBAY Jamaica showed me that living for today and being appreciative of all this world has to offer is key. Back then I was not thankful to take a swim in the beautiful turquoise waters every morning. Or the fact that I grow up with a pool in my backyard in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in MOBAY. 

​Now living in America for over 28years sometimes in the cold you better believe I am grateful for a beach and warm weather when I see one. Wearing a bathing suit was like wearing a uniform while growing up on the north coast of Jamaica.  It taught me to become comfortable in my own skin.  Swimming, dancing also attending finishing school/modeling classes every weekend because I was a tomboy. My mum wanted to see me be more lady like and polished.

​Then something terrible happened to me. I was fat shamed during my short time entering Miss Jamaica. Of course being the competitive woman, I am.  I totally starved myself to look like the other slim contestants and I almost died, that's when the fire in me wanted to start helping and empowering other young ladies that looked like me with a fuller figure. Who are consistently told in media that our beauty is wrong.  From beauty pageants, fashion and the entertainment world we have never been fully accepted as our straight size model counter parts are. So happy things are so different now, however we still have a far way to go.

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You've been Oprah Winfrey's stand-in model for over seven years. How has that experience impacted your career and personal growth?

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Can we say learning to be even more professional. Being prepared for anything, also learning to really appreciate time. Living in your purpose. I really love and feel so thankful for that opportunity to model for one of the richest and influential woman in the world. When it was announced in O magazine that I was lady O's standin model. My agent got more inquires and request for me to do more appearances and photoshoots. Especially from Africa it was wild. My instagram and facebook following increased also. One of my modeling dreams came true. This job made me know that all things are possible. However you must stay prepared or get prepared so when the opportunity arrives you are ready. 

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With a notable presence in both print and runway modeling across various global fashion hubs, how do you balance the demands of being a model with your coaching initiatives?

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Thank God for zoom, teams, google meet, WhatsApp and social media, technology is my best friend for both my 1 on 1 coaching sessions with my coaching clients and also for my virtual fittings with some of the top brands in the world for fittings. I make the commitment to serve in both areas of my career modeling and coaching. No matter what. OMG! can we say catch a flight. Can we say passport stay ready. 

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