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On Monday 12th October, the woman tweeted and said she has of late been hunting for modeling company for her 6ft tall 12 year old sister.
She however said that she decided to post her sister’s pictures on social media hoping to get a modeling company which might probably be interested in her.
‘I want my sister to succeed as a model one day. Since posting her photos and other info, the post has got over 43,000 likes and many comments.
Social media fans did not only tell @Nayz100 how pretty and beautiful her sibling is, but also promised to put her in prayers for her dreams to become a reality.
This is my little sister. She is 12 years old and 6ft tall. We’ve been looking for a modelling agency for her for a while now & hopefully with the power of social media we can find one that best suits her. This means a lot to me and her so please retweet. Her journey begins❤️ pic.twitter.com/9TeA8Wg1VO
— BYNAOMISMITH (@Nayz100) October 12, 2020
Below are some of the comments from netizens
@KristinWitTwoIs said:
“She’s so pretty. I want her dreams to come true IMMEDIATELY! SOMEONE COME SIGN HER NOWWWWWWW!”
@yoitsthandie said:
“How is she 12 looking like more of a woman than I do at 20 years old, good luck finding agencies she’s gonna do so well as a model!!”
@blktinabelcher said:
“She’s this tall and she has dimples and is this gorgeous?! Who can we contact because she needs to be out on the runways by Christmas.”
@OhwGE said:
“Gorgeous, all the best! She’s so tall. Do sign her up with a kids’ agency. Some of them can be exploitative.”
@partynextweexnd said:
“She’s absolutely beautiful. im confident she’ll make it far. hope to see her on someone’s runway or magazine soon.”
@LLoveismyname said:
“Mentally prepare her please. The model industry can be tough on a preteens perception of themselves. Give plenty of reassurance. Good luck on her journey.”
In another news story earlier published by Newslex Point, a 9 year old mastermind identified as Laurent Simons from Belgium graduated in December 2019 at Eindhoven University in Netherlands with a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
The 9 year old genius boy who was officially enrolled at the Netherland’s Eindhoven University of Technology, was permitted to finalize his Electrical Engineering course faster than fellow students.
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