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Miss Flavour
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2007 - 2008
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The extremely gorgeous Yondie
Murray’s articulate speech, confident

S swagger and sexy look won the
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judges and the crowd over at Flavour
Magazine’s calendar girl contestant.
Here we catch up with our winner.
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What was the best part of the
night?
The best part of the night was also
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the most daunting part of the night
which was the “the bikini round”.
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A I was so nervous going up, but as
I got on the stage the crowd were
really encouraging, so I relaxed and
enjoyed it.

What qualities do you have that
make you a good model?
I am very keen on being professional
at all times. I feel like this makes up a
big part of modeling. Modeling is not
just about looks. I try and find things
that suit me; be that a photoshoot,
a video, a competition to enter or
even an outfit to wear. I think that as
a model you have to be very honest
with yourself and know what to go
for. Overall I think my personality
makes me a good model as I am very
down to earth.
What do you like about your
calendar girl shot?
I like my pose and my bikini. I think
the shot is suggestive, it doesn’t say
too much but it says just enough.
That’s me all over and it keeps you
wanting more!
The event was about gaining
the entrants attention in the UK
entertainment scene have you had
any work since taking part in the
competition?
Some of the highlights have been
being a lead girl in Ice Cold Yeah
video directed by Ben Peters. I’ve
done a few shoots most notably with
photographer Mike Marlowe and I am
currently rehearsing for a short film
called Creativity vs. Crime directed by
Namure Aibangbee.
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Finish this sentence.
Your favourite thing to do in bed is...
being on my laptop and checking my
Height: 5’6 Myspace and Facebook pages –yes I
Bust: 34 B
am addicted!
Waist: 26
Hips: 34
www.myspace.com/blackindie
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