Cindy Crawford Addresses ‘So Not OK’ Moment With Oprah Winfrey in ‘The Super Models'
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- Cindy Crawford addresses Oprah Winfrey’s comments about her body in new docuseries after she first appeared on ‘The Oprah Winfrey Show’ in 1986. A rep for Winfrey said, ‘Cindy Crawford appeared 10 times on the show since her initial appearance nearly 40 years ago in 1986, in addition to being a featured guest on ‘Oprah’s Master Class,’ which aired on OWN in 2013. ‘The Super Models’ is streaming now on Apple TV+.
Cindy went on the show 10 times after that including a master class. Wow she couldn’t find anything nice to say about her? People grow over time.
White girls get down like this...guess who rapped her? That will be next.
If you would listen, "looking back..." compared to today's acceptance standard.
Well, clearly Cindy is a liar and evil to attack Oprah like that. After seeing the video myself, I have no respect for Cindy Crawford. What Cindy said is not true at all she (Cindy) however was very mean-spirited & manipulative in regard to how the interview was conducted. Oprah was not at all offensive or treated Cindy like a piece of meat. Cindy was very talkative & enjoying the pleasant conversation. Shame. Unfortunately, Cindy is not aging gracefully. I guess in her old age “she” is desperate for some attention.
Cindy Crawford has no idea the damage she did to me. She was on the Oprah show one day and was putting makeup on some of the ladies her comment to them was you don't want to end up lookin like your high school cafeteria lady do you? Well I was on a school cafeteria lady and that broke my heart when she said that and it had stayed with me ever since so if I were you Cindy Crawford I wouldn't go around talkin about Oprah because you really messed with my mind
Wow you must be really sensitive and looking for people to blame for the way you feel.
:(
Ouch
Cafeteria ladies ❤some are the nicest! As a kid i was shy and hardly had friends. Specially in elementary school. But this cafeteria lady always made sure to ask how my day was and offer me extra pudding ! ❤😢
@@Dreambig29-654 thank you for that I was just stating that she made me feel like cafeteria people were not attractive. I'll never forget it and it was over thirty years ago
"I don't always have to be the sexiest person in the room all the time". Girl Byeeee! Get over yourself Cindy. 😂😂
Exactly!!!..❤😂😂😂
Well, clearly Cindy is a liar and evil to attack Oprah like that. After seeing the video myself, I have no respect for Cindy Crawford. What Cindy said is not true at all she (Cindy) however was very mean-spirited & manipulative in regard to how the interview was conducted. Oprah was not at all offensive or treated Cindy like a piece of meat. Cindy was very talkative & enjoying the pleasant conversation. Shame. Unfortunately, Cindy is not aging gracefully. I guess in her old age “she” is desperate for some attention.
Cindy was though in early 1990s. Marilyn Monroe would have thought the same. Sex was their look.
AGREE
@@oonaghmolyneux7760there is no comparison with M. She wac the victim,Cindy has never been a victim.
Cmon it was a genuine compliment from someone who has struggled with her weight most of her life. No big deal… relax 😊
Oprah recruited young girls to be abused by Harvey Weinstein
Cindy looked uncomfortable when she was sitting down as if she was aware back then of being objectified. Dont know. Cindy wasn't on there to model anything. The request was just to satisfy Oprah's own desire to look regardless of the reasons.
Agreed. This is a non issue.
@qtpieamongus8954 Bullshit. You are really reaching as far as you can to find something wrong with Oprah's request.
She literally got paid to model her face, clothes, and body.
Well, clearly Cindy is a liar and evil to attack Oprah like that. After seeing the video myself, I have no respect for Cindy Crawford. What Cindy said is not true at all she (Cindy) however was very mean-spirited & manipulative in regard to how the interview was conducted. Oprah was not at all offensive or treated Cindy like a piece of meat. Cindy was very talkative & enjoying the pleasant conversation. Shame. Unfortunately, Cindy is not aging gracefully. I guess in her old age “she” is desperate for some attention.
For the love of God, you are a super model. You ARE known for your appearance. Cindy is also brilliant. She is smart enough to know this is a reach. It was a compliment from one woman who struggles with her weight to giving credit to one who never did.
Right!
Cindy's a shameless opportunist desperate for publicity & she's getting it by throwing her black friend under the bus. She's so evil. She should be thanking Oprah for launching her career.
Exactly
Exactly
THIS!!!‼️💯🎯
Oh please. I never knew that Cindy Crawford needed a moment and was so good at reaching. She was so upset about Oprah's COMPLIMENT, that she stayed in the world of modeling for decades🙄
If she is going to take this stance against Oprah she also needs to take accountability for the part SHE played in perpetuating unrealistic beauty standards and the glamorisation of objectifying women.., or was THAT okay?! Get a grip Cindy! 🤦🏽♀️
Agreed, before blaming others if we all look at ourselves first
well said!
👏 👏 I can’t believe she doesn’t know, it’s her beauty that got her there. SMH 🤦🏾♀️ she is not over weight and it’s true beautiful and young woman get special treatment
She started as a teenager. These early videos were of her as a teen.
PREACH!! 👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽
It's too bad she was forced into an industry that's dependent on your looks 🙄
😂😂😂😂 right
She's complaining about someone complimenting her body??!! Really??!! I can think of far more offensive things
😂💯 Especially when your career is SUPERMODEL, isn't beauty success the goal? Aren't compliments part of that?
She's a person too not just a body
I think this would have a bit more credibility if it wasn't coming from someone who chose a profession that is the epitome of the statement, "Stand up and show us your body, like show us why you're worthy of being here." I guess it's okay when you're getting a paycheck to do it.
I'm so embarrassed... so let me appear on your show over 10 times... right 😂
She was just looking back at that moment. Sometimes when youre older you think back at situations when when you were younger & you are surprised or shocked that certain things occurred.
@@Sunshine-is_here_to_stayBut it's her day job. Not much different than a fashion shoot.
@@WilliamGarrow what are you talking about? You haven't looked back at something years later & thought that situation was messed up?
😂 gimme a break n I cnt stand OW ...
@@Sunshine-is_here_to_stayshe was posing nude at the time for money. Opera told her to stand up? 😂
“Show us why you are worthy of being here.” Um, not really, Cindy. That’s not what Oprah said or what she meant by what she actually said. . Asking a model to pose and show her beauty is like asking a singer to sing. Cindy is really out of touch on this one. She is literally a model. Showing her beautiful body is literally what she is paid to do and her success in that field is why she was on the show. She’s having a real disconnect right now. Super creepy.
She complimented her for being a supermodel. Her job IS her body. Talk about desperately searching for something about which to complain.
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It's the era of everyone's a victim, she's been watching social media too much and got the idea lol.
Imagine being a supermodel and DECADES LATER COMPLAINING that it was SO NOT OKAY that someone had you on their show , asked you to stand up so the audience could get a better look at how fit you are .
Imagine making a big deal out of that .
As she's gotten older Cindy Crawford's eyes have become colder and meaner looking
I went back to watch the whole interview. Cindy Crawford was a new up and coming model. Oprah was glorifying how amazing Cindy’s appearance was. Cindy if you are looking for a moment to be a victim you are truly reaching . Weird times we live in, where people want to be victims for a narrative.
Is that interview still available anywhere? I would also like to see it in full to understand the full context.
She referred to a more mature perspective and it was true. I get that Oprah was mesmerized with the body, but, in today's time-which Cindy referenced- it would not have been accepted. Listen truly how she expressed that.
@@timothychung4811 Goodness , she was a model for crying out loud. Cindy was not a child. She was a young lady who posed and put herself out there to be glorified for her appearance. No matter how you look at it . Nothing was wrong with Oprah complimenting a model for their beauty. Let’s be real . She only saying this now because Brooke Shields put out her experience growing up in the modeling/film industry. It was a known fact that Brooke was sexualized, and was placed in uncompromising position as a child star and teen. Cindy just looking for a moment. And if being called beautiful was the most demeaning thing that’s happened to her then she has more problems then she realize.
Cringey for today's standards. Typical for those times. Young Cindy looked amazing!
OVERKILL!!! Lady you’re a model, that’s literally all that you’ve done all your life, showcased your body. She complemented you. Ugh I hate when people complain about everything
That’s dumb her whole job is about her looks Oprah did nothing wrong here.
Exactly.
Seems to me that people forget that the whole industry was based on a woman's body and looks and anybody going into that industry to reach fame and stardom played the game of being just a body and nothing else. The most popular tv shows all were based on the female characters being bimbos and sex objects and especially in advertisement and marketing. And only now a half a century later of this activity, people are only finding it offensive.
And only after they've cashed the paycheck smh. If she found it that offensive she could have walked off and continued studying at Northwestern.
Exactly. she's probably wishing she would have completed her Engineering studies instead of modeling for looks.
Was??
What she means is that models deserve respect too
You must not know any models, they refuse to show respect to anybody but demand respect from everybody, just the hypocracy she belongs to.@@hsd287
Girl sit the hell down… 🤦🏽♀️ She didn’t say the way you put it. And she certainly was being warming esteeming you with compliments.
I think Cindy read into it more than it was. Oprah wasn't comfortable with herself and was overweight, and the media bashed her repeatedly for it time and time again. Oprah was highlighting Cindy's figure because a part of her was envious of Cindy. It wasn't because Oprah wanted Cindy to prove her worth.
You are so right.
She had a body and no brain to understand a thing.
Literally 37 years ago. Things were different back then
But if you are a model...isn't your job about your body? I don't get it
Just because something was seen as ok back in the day doesn’t make it ok.
ABSG7 and Tina, I was thinking the same thing.
It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t justify it
@@TinaB111she was a teenager then. We don’t speak to teens like that now. That’s the point. She hadn’t got beef with Oprah. She just realised that that wouldn’t be acceptable now.
How was that any different from the work she actually did as a model??
She wasn't there to work as a model, she was there for an interview.
She was a model to be interviewed about being a modeling. Having the body to be able to model the clothes. So yeah complimenting her body and having her standup was appropriate.
Poor thing. Sounds like she suffered unspeakable injuries from having to stand up as a model. This has shaken me to the core. It’s worse than 9/11 and World War Two combined.
Lol right !
😂
And to think she frequently modeled partially nude on the runway & in photos.🙄
There was nothing wrong with what oprah said. Cindy was literally famous for her body. That was the reason why she was there. Cindy crawford was a model because of her body.
Cindy give me a break. You are a model. You got told that everyday and got rich from it. Maybe don't be a model if you were so offended.
Oprah asked a model to model...... Wow smh so offensive.
😂
Send her money for Hawaii also 🤣🤣🤣
She wasn't there to model, she was there for an interview.
@@pravnica77 Modeling and talking about the modeling industry are two different things. Duh.
She was underage, actually. It would be creepy for Oprah to do it now and that was the distinction she was making.
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She made millions off of her looks and being objectified and willingly pursued a career in the industry. I wonder if she would give back the money that she made to possibly to charities or to any organizations involving women's rights or causes? She also has a beauty line that helps women become more beautiful and in her commercial she has the women showing off their beauty.
This is now realy crazy.
She was who she was,thanks to that body!
Cindy, you're just calling her out NOW? Are you trying to remain relevant? Wait you're not relevant now so you are trying to get back in the limelight. Stop. Just. Stop.
I think it was meant to be a compliment. There's nothing offensive about Oprah's statement or action...the offense was in the mind of the receiver...it's subjective and not really a fact. Cindy felt offended but couldn't really prove how it is supposed to be offensive. She probably feels offended now that she couldn't go back to that body she used to have but that's her problem.
I'm sorry, didn't what happened on Oprah happen to Cindy at every go-see she went on?
@elynn4142 then she shouldn't have gone into the industry as a supermodel.
@@elynn4142 Umm but like what about on a catwalk? Or a magazine cover? No one hires a model because they have a heart of gold or Einstein's brains. If she didn't want people to "objectify" her she shouldn't have done magazine covers like Shape and Fitness, both which placed particular emphasis on her body. If she was on Oprah's show as a student of Northwestern and/or some sort of intellectual Oprah focusing on her body would be out of line, but she wasn't, she was there as a model. 🙄
@elynn4142 Not really, she was a very public figure at the time, that's how she got on Oprah. Most models at her level are lauded for their bodies. Some even insure their bodies. Designers and casting agents pick models' bodies apart and critique them to their face and in front of everyone. She was very much used to having attention paid to her because of her body. She wasn't on Oprah for dropping out of Northwestern or her leukemia fundraising.
BTW, she was literally on the show with her agent, why wouldn't they discuss her appearance and body?
In 1986, Crawford - then only 20 years old - and her Elite Modeling Agency representative John Casablancas appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show. "
@productioninquiry8937 It was 1986. She literally just started modeling coming from cornfields. The Pepsi commercial was in 1991.She was an unknown.
Her whole job is about being "beautiful" and her body being "perfect". This is ridiculous.
I'm sure Cindy felt that way. But holy cow this was 37 years ago! Times were different then.
You can't compare the world today and the awareness we have now to 1986!
Plus, Cindy was a super model. She was in an industry that objectified women. She put herself in that place.
It would be a completely different story if the Oprah today said that.
Cindy can speak about not objectifying women today, but she needs to put this Oprah incident behind her.
They make sound like this was like a Harvey Weinstein incident.
This story itself is so "cringe," not Oprah. Who deserves to be held responsible for something that was said 40 years ago???
I applaud the work that Oprah has done to help women become their best. If this really bother Cindy? Then why say it on Apple TV (because Oprah draws high ratings?). Why not call Oprah personally and speak to her about it?
Amen to that gurl! I didn’t see the “not cool” moment here.
Exactly and both were younger. Oprah was still pretty new as a talk show host and learning.
I agree, wasn't the whole point of being a supermodel about your body, Cindy knows and knew that, it was her job ffs
Isnt that what the point is? She didnt really realize what she went through till she saw that so many women were facing that since the 80s and before today shes confident to speak about it maybe she had forgotten about it back then
@@vwbeachboy83 she wad in her 30s she knew it was a problem but somehow she was caught in the culture then
Oprah was just being complementary & she had no issues with it then cause she was at her height and now years later, the spark has faded & she is looking for her " oh moment" smh
Cindy cut the crap!!!! She was giving you a compliment! Oprah was basically saying you have the perfect body. I hate that everyone wants to be some kind of victim now. Knock it off, she said nothing wrong. If I was Oprah you will not bait me into giving you an apology. This type of nonsense deserves the 🖕
LOL! 🍎👩🍎 How do you like them apples?
On a different note, who told Cindy her hair looked good like that lol
Omg these models lol.
Welcome to real life. Most of us have it way harder.
Wasn't she a model? I mean if you were on there as a singer and they asked you to sing something would that be 'so not okay'?
Bravo 👏
She wasn't there to model for Oprah, she was there for an interview!
@@vs52217Because she was a model,
That is why she was on the show ..
Wow. 37 years later, she's throwing Oprah under the bus for that...for asking a model to do what she does. Maybe other performers like singers and comedians will start coming out and complaining that Oprah had them sing or tell jokes. This is "so not okay." Victim culture is getting pretty sickening and pathetic. She went on Oprah 10 times and appeared on Oprah's Master Class. I would say cancel Crawford, but there's really nothing to cancel her from...which is probably why she's using this to promote her documentary.
Cindy wasn't there to model, she was there for an interview.
@@vs52217she wasnt there to model but she was being interviewed specifically because she was a model and the topic was the model/fashion industry. Singers get asked to sing a few notes, and actors get asked to recite lines or imitate their famous characters all of the time in interviews.
Would be different if she was brought to discuss something completely unrelated to modeling like world peace or something, but even then it would still be a reach because it wasnt like Oprah kept pushing her to model for her the entire interview.
@@jaysmith9933 No prominent singer goes on a national TV and is surprised by being asked to sing. If they sing it would have been planned in advance. Cindy was clearly surprised and uncomfortable with the request. What Oprah did was not horrible, but it make Cindy uncomfortable.
And Oprah was there to kill and destroy black men…
Over 35 years ago, Cindy let it go and grow up, so sick of society whining about every little thing, Ex: you hurt my feelings, you were mean to me 50 years ago blah blah blah. the USA has become a bunch of gutless cry babies
Cindy please, this is embarrassing for you.
Our past has given most women body image problems. Anorexia bulimia over doing workouts pills all of that is no more healthy than over eating. We are praised for being too skinny and sick and shamed for trying to be happy and feeling beautiful if we are overweight. Fat people can feel and be pricy, and skinny people can be sad and I'll and hungry. We all need grace from others and mostly ourselves.
There's more unhappy people than happy let's show ourselves and others grace.
Cindy is 20 years old here so I'm not sure why people are saying she's a different age she was 20 years old she could have easily said no thank you I'd rather not stand.
Why is it not OK? She was a model living out of her body image so just get up and show the audience why you were one of the super models of the world.
I think it was wrong of Cindy to say that especially after appearing 10 more times. Oprah meant as a compliment. She has struggled with her weight her whole life and shame on Cindy for her attention getting comment
Photo-shopping, air brushing, multiple lenses used for flawless skin and body lines were not OK too... you know, I'm just saying 😊
She spoke with Oprah and pretended to be her friend because she needed her. Now she does not so she can show her true feelings. Oprah as a black woman has to expect these things.....even if she thinks they like her.
It is very telltale that she waited 30-plus years in order to say something about how she really truly felt and that she even went on to Oprah's show several times after that pretending to like Oprah. It helped her career by being on Oprah and when she got what she wanted now the claws come out.
I’m feel for Linda so heartbreaking! I know she will heal and overcome such and inspiration and icon to look up to and a wise woman 💗
If she wasn't so vain and accepted her body as it was she wouldn't be so sad
She got a very easy ride using her looks to fame and fortune. Don't worry, she still has it, plus wage insurance plus compensation. It's not like she has actually experienced any real difficulty.
Oprah was complimenting her
What? Are you kidding me! Your a model. Your body is your career!
Linda Evangelista is using this cool sculpt thing to deflect from the fact that she gained 90 pounds, and that’s why her career really ended, that and being 60, as there are no 60 year old active super models. Let’s keep it real.
Carmen Dell'Orefice.
I totally agree...noone sees what she is talking about...except her ..its such a reflection of how vain and superficial she is..all i can see is weight gain ...probably from lack of certain party drugs if you ask me (as she hopefully has grown into a somewhat more responsible person)...seriously...enjoy it for what is was...you were blessed to live such a chapter...be graceful and let it go...all cosmetic surgery has risks of making you worse than you thought you looked before...so pleading ignorance is lame....her hiding was her own doing cos her looks is all she knows...grow up..
She just wants to feel relevant. There is no reason for this to be news! It just makes her look petty.
The weird thing about it is that the beauty industry objectifies people in general men and women that's the nature of the business you are put on display. Parts of your body are overemphasized to sell a product or a service they know what they're signing up for. Some of them make a lot of money doing so so for her to turn around and go wait a minute Oprah you objectified me then why is she not saying anything about the industry that made her millions of dollars oh yeah I forgot she loves those people. JS
Wasn't she a model? You are literally hired for your face, body and features. I personally think it was a compliment but if she says it makes her Uncomfortable i can only respect how she feels.
Cindy’s comments. I did not get any feeling that Cindy was to be “seen and not heard” on this clip. On the contrary, Oprah asked her many questions about her life in general, and her modeling etcetera. She was not treated as only something to be looked at. Her not speaking much could be attributed to her obvious and understandable timidness at this point in her life- not due to Oprah not giving her a chance to speak. If you watch the whole clip-easily found on TH-cam, there is not maltreatment.
If Cindy Crawford was a singer Oprah would have asked her to sing. She was a MODEL. Girl, bye!🙄
What has the world come to when a young super model has a problem with a women that has millions of viewers asking to look at her. If Cindy was an engineer and Oprah asked to see her stand up then I would see her point. If you are a model and you are selling your look for a living then Cindy is the one that is wrong in this case. In fact if Oprah didn't show us her body Oprah would not have been doing her job correctly. I always hate it when models want to be known for their brains. Cindy kept trying to talk about school and nobody was there to hear about her smarts.
If Cindy thought even a single viewer was there to hear how she was "almost an engineer" she needs mental help. Cindy is at an age now where nobody will want to look at her anymore so the problem will be solved. I saw this interview when it aired back in 1986 and Oprah was pretty new to TV and was always going up and down with her weight. I never thought I'd come to Oprah's defense but she was complimenting Cindy or at least telling her she was lucky to be blessed to look as well as she does. There are plenty of nice people in the world that are overweight and people are rude to them or won't give them the time of day just because they are overweight. Back in 1986 people were MUCH thinner than they are today and it really was not acceptable to be way overweight. Times were different but this interview still holds up today. If a new super model came on the scene I would want the interviewer to show us her body and not talk about her school work even today.
Cindy was always way overrated to be honest. I never found her face to be model quality at all. I had grade school teachers that were far more attractive than Cindy but they probably didn't want to be gawked at so they did not become models. Almost everyone was thin and attractive in the 80's.
Think of what Oprah, herself, went thru about people commenting on her body!
Oh my! That was almost 4 decades ago. That was meant to be a compliment. We have all evolved. Next…
Cindy must need attention in 2023. Cindy's job and exact purpose of that job is exactly to look at her body and her physical appearance. It took her 40 years to gain a perspective that she doesnt have to be the sexiest person in room , how conveniant at age 70, come on cindy this is lame. And oprah's clip on body image illustrates people like Cindy fed that mindset to us by chosing her career and her own starvation and obsession with her body. Oprah's team took it down because it shows how materialistic and shallow the 80s and early 90s well as a mainstream society and Cindy is the one responsible. Sit down Cindy. Oprah stand up all the good work you do we see you for who you are and you are amazing.
Growth is inevitable and it looks like Cindy's growth has her reflecting on things she didn't have the confidence to frame 37 years ago because didnt want to jeopardize her career. We all have moments that we look back at in shame because of who we have become. Though we shouldn't judge ourselves. Also, In this moment Oprah might have been celebrating Cindy. Yet have been conditioned by social norms that when we look back at it was a reflection of Oprah's own insecurity. Everyone who is commenting on this video should realize that we are only getting snippets and the promo's intent is to sell the product.
IMAGINE all the things Mila Kunis may recognize from her past and present... perspective makes all the difference.
I think what's pertinent here is the fact the Agent was asked and not Cindy herself.
Now that was a reach… Oprah always been a plus sized woman, if anything she was saying her body is a body I want but will never have. Oprah was clearly showing appreciation for Cindy’s beautiful model body.
I love that about Cindy she’s never had no surgery
A model was complimented on her body on national tv. News at 11 🙄
Get a grip Cindy
Oprah didn't mean it to be offensive
I imagine Oprah having her weight go up n down and being ridiculed infront of the world that Oprah aspired to have a body like a model
Well didn't we all in those times
Thin was in back then
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Brings to mind the Good Charlotte song "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous".
She objectified herself as a swimsuit model, cashed in on her looks for her career - and is now complaining about Oprah's harmless complement. My esteem for her has just plummeted.
Get over yourself! She was giving you a compliment! Good grief!
Well done cindy we are done i have to wait for my stomach to finish❤❤🎉🎉
why does Oprah repeatedly use the word GROOM when asking how the manager got Cindy looking so good?
Omg She's so beautiful ❤❤❤
That's insulting because you are focused on her looks.
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It is never ok, and always hypocritical to call out the small infractions of others, especially that took place decades prior. Grace and forgiveness is the appropriate response to young and dumb, which we ALL are/have been. Geesh!
I’ve watched several online reports airing Cindy Crawford recent claim of being objectified by Oprah Winfrey…
As an avid fan of both the 90s Supermodels and Oprah Winfrey I feel it a little unfair, 37 years later for Ms Crawford to criticise Oprah about what seems a more complimentary interest about the makings of a possible future top model…
As models both female and male the job in hand entails being objectified to varying degrees not only generally from the general public but mainly by Clients, Casting agents and Editors looking for the most perfect representation for Fashion shows, Print/magazine or their Company brands…
Question; who wouldn’t want to be blessed with a beautiful face and body..?
So of course when we see or told this ‘person’ eg Ms Crawford in this case is classed as the ideal of those desired wishes then of course a level of objectification is going to play a part on how we view the likes of Ms Crawford…
I do think Oprahs choice of wording ‘Grooming’ could be open to criticism that said the word ‘Grooming’ holds a very different association more so nowadays.
Lastly, it would be wise to see the entire unedited interview before final judgements and criticisms are made.
ok i feel we are scapegoating oprah
Cindy - if you look at your face, you knew something was wrong. Glad you are standing up for yourself!
Oprah said it so she should’ve kept it up, but addressed it. IMO
To be fair she made a lot of money out of showing her body.
So all those designers that she accepted millions from didn't do the same?? Odd.
As for Linda Evangelistas' "botched procedure," She should have just left her face alone.
She was incredibly beautiful. Perfect bone structure, one could only dream of.
Ever hear the expression, "If it aint broke, dont fix it"?
Too bad her vanity got the best of her.
This ones for you Linda.
“Better a broken bone than a broken spirit.” by Lady Allen Hurtwood....
That clip also says cindy was 5'9 and the lady wanted her to be under 100 pounds ( bmi under 15). And she says during that time she tried to maintain around 120pounds ( bmi 17) .
The video was not removed
Cindy I’m sure you had creepy man and actors tell you worst things. This was meant to be a compliment hun since your job was and still is your body
Wow! A model ashamed to show her body. Hm, she should have worked in another profession.
Models she been seen and not heard!!! Your body is your money maker. 💀💀💀
Love Oprah. She did nothing wrong.
Great job ❤
I wish people would take some time and look at some of Cindy Crawford's earlier pictures she's either topless or in a bathing suit leaving nothing to the imagination hmm yet she took the money instead of saying no. Contradictory much
Is the woman a MODEL???? was she forced to be a model? did she make millions as a model? What do you do with models? You look at them.
Yup that about sums it up.
THIS IS RIDICULOUS!!!! Holy crap, seriously?
Dear Cindy 😢..how dare you
She was a famous model AKA Supermodel at the time and she was known for her face and her body that's how she became super famous when somebody asked you to come out on a show to show the people what you look like why would that be such a big deal? She could have said no if she felt uncomfortable but she's chose to stand up so she made a choice Oprah didn't force her she asked would you please stand up and she did.
It seems as if Cindy Crawford has an ulterior motive going after Oprah and that is just her way of getting her foot in the door to do whatever damage she's trying to do I don't see how this can come out positive other than Oprah saying sorry that that happened.
I saw the whole excerpt from Oprah. Cindy needs to stop making something out of NOTHING! She was only saying that you were a beautiful young lady. If you worked in the modeling business ALL THOSE YEARS then don't pick up some small comment to try to make something there that you felt "objectified" you. After all, that is what the business of modeling was about for the most part. I mean to try to take a complement and turn it around like that is just too much!! Makes me think a lot less of Cindy.
You need to see the complete video without the editing. It's not what you think. Shame on you CINDY CRAWFORD!!
Now if Cindy didn't realize back then that it was " not ok" . Maybe just maybe she should extend grace to Oprah. This is ridiculous. You are a model you have always been looked at by people because of your body.
Well Cindy dont worry , now that you are old and out of shape , No one will compliment your appearance or think you look hot . You looked the best in the 80s and 90s
The video title gave me the impression this was a current issue and talking about something nearly 40 years old and placing that in present context then get mad about it...that's not pretty.
Having seen the interview I did feel Oprah was a bit weird to Cindy 😢❤
To be fair, I'd say it was clear to Oprah that interviewing 20 year old Cindy was going to be like pulling teeth and wasn't going to make riveting TV. She was clearly new to the whole interview thing and was looking to the guy beside her for guidance on what to do.
I do not understand this.
Modeling, body-building competitions, and pagent shows all exploit the physical body as an observed component.
Cindy Crawford made an informed decision to pursue modeling, from a young age and beyond, as a legit career. Now, is she mad Oprah asked her to stand up to show her beauty?
Society as a whole needs to look at what drives the beauty industry and have meaningful conversations that allow for reciprocity. Not talk badly of another person by suprise media commentary.
It feels like folks have stopped using critical thinking skills.