Supermodel Karolina Kurkova is back, and she’s showing everyone how she’s ready to be back in the modeling spotlight.
On July 4, Kurkova shared a series of photos from her spa day at the Nové Lázně Ensana Health Spa hotel with her kiddos. She shared the photos with the caption reading, “Like mother, like daughter. Starting wellness early and exposing my kids to Mother Nature’s natural healing powers. #spajunkie @ensanahotels.cz @novelazne #familyholiday #healingpowerofnature.”
While we see some adorable clips of her daughter Luna Grace in the tubs and pools like her mama, we also see her sons Tobin Jack and Noah Lee also living their best lives at the spa. They all look so adorable, but Kurkova made our jaws drop with her swimsuit snapshots.
On slide three, we see her modeling a black one-shouldered, one-piece swimsuit that shows off her toned figure and mile-long legs. (Along with that, we see her lounging in the tub and a selfie-style video of her gorgeous, bare-faced self)!
Truly, she looks so amazing on this trip, and this just shows she’s back to take over the supermodel world.
For those who don’t know, back in 2009, she took a break from the catwalk and cover shoots to focus on other ventures and her family. However, in 2018, she was on the cover of the first Vogue Czechoslovakia, and now, has been making quite a few high-profile catwalks and public appearances.
Back in 2016, Kurkova talked to Tatler Asia about launching TEDx-style discussions for women and girls, one of which would tackle mentoring girls on body image.
“I want to make sure teenagers have good role models, somebody helping them and listening to them not as a teacher or preacher, but more as a friend. I want to talk to them about how to look after your skin, how to dress, how to present yourself … I think it’s important for young girls to understand the image they are putting out there,” she said. It’s unclear if these have come out yet, but we’re keeping our eyes peeled.
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