I know I promised you all a post yesterday, but I’ve been caught up with birthday laziness. Today is my actual birthday, and I really appreciate all the nice birthday wishes I’ve been receiving! If you didn’t watch the premiere of the new Project Runway last night, make sure you see it in one of the ten million timeslots it has on Bravo this week. If you are dubious, here is something to entice you:
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And something more to entice you is that I have discovered a scandal on the show (with some help from a little fashion bird) that I will be revealing some time in the next few days. I think I can confidently say first that no one else will have this story, and second that it could rock the final three. Stay tuned.
If its about Keith, you may want to go ahead and print it, its all over the net right now…
Just a note to say that no, my breaking story has nothing to do with that model who got hit by the bus. It will be posted on Monday. xo F
Wanted to wish you a happy birthday from someone who shares a birthdate with you.
Could it be that one of the final 3 models gets hit by a bus and ends up in intensive care??
Season three of “Project Runway” premiered on Bravo last night, but a tragic accident marred the finale of the Heidi Klum show. Designers compete for $100,000, a car and other prizes, while their model wins a spread in Elle magazine. Hungarian model Jia Santos (whose real name is Eliza Jakubek), 18, became one of the three finalists. But near the end of taping, she was struck by a bus while riding her bike to the show’s location in the city.
“She was dragged underneath the bus,” her agent, Avenue Models’ Javier Hernandez, told us yesterday. “She fractured her skull and her eye socket and was in critical condition for three days. Now she has been in intensive care for a month.”Her first words upon waking up, Hernandez tells us, were: “Am I still on ‘Project Runway’?”Santos still appears in the show, and her accident is explained during the finale. Hernandez said she was modeling to support her parents in their Hungarian village.
“Everyone from the show has been really supportive and offered their help to get her parents a visa to visit her in the hospital and work on a benefit for her,” he said.
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Just a note to wish you a happy birthday and to tell you I enjoy reading your posts. Keep up the good work