Adriana Lima criticises magazine for ‘false’ report about rivalry between her, Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid
'I can't believe sometimes how negative those magazines can be,' says the Victoria's Secret model
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Adriana Lima has criticised a magazine for perpetuating “negative and false reports” about a supposed dispute between Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio and fellow Victoria’s Secret models Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid. All four have appeared together on the most recent Victoria's Secret annual show.
Lima, 34, shared an image of a report suggesting she and Ambrosio are “unimpressed” with “next-gen models” Jenner and Hadid, both 20, and had been overheard “trashing” both women over brunch in LA.
Under the painfully gendered headline, “Catwalk catty”, the report quoted a source as saying: “It was like a scene out of Mean Girls”.
Lima dismissed the report as completely untrue in a post on Instagram, writing: “Absolutely not true, magazines sometimes make a big buzz to sale [sic] creating negative and false reports. I absolutely love those two girls and I can't believe sometimes how negative those magazines can be. This kind of news goes against my character and against the values that my mother teach [sic] me.”
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