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Things you did not know about the fantastic Zahra Elise

Zahra Elise became famous due to her incredible body shape and a significant influence on social media, even though she does not like when someone compares her with Kim Kardashian or any other celebrity with a hot and curved booty. She currently holds the title of the fastest growing fitness models in America and the whole world. What do you know about her? Read on

Zahra Elise

Image: Instagram.com, @zahraelise
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If you have not heard about this magnificent woman yet, you probably will want to after looking at her Instagram photos.

Zahra Elise bio

Zahra Elise is a famous American fitness model and Instagram personality, who gained popularity due to her unusual beauty and body shape. She was born on 30th of December, 1993 at Virginia Beach, Virginia. The woman is 25 years old. There is no information about her parents and siblings. She was raised and got her primary education at Temecula, California.

Looking at her pictures, we can notice, that she looks unique and unusual. This is because of her race, which is a mix of American-North and African-Japanese.

Zahra Elise model

Zahra never dreamed of becoming a model. She has been a tomboy since childhood, so a lot of people thought that she was transgender, but she rejects such statements.

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Like every popular woman with beautiful curves, she has been the topic of many rumours that her body is the result of plastic surgery. To these claims, Zahra thinks the following:

I think being comfortable in my own skin is a process. We as people and especially as women, are our worst critics. I actually hate even looking at my pictures as I'm shooting. As far as being comfortable in front of the camera, It depends on the nature of the shoot. And to be quite frank, it really doesn't matter. I just have to s*ck it up and do my best.

Zahra never minds in the negative critics, and she works hard to become better than she is. Elise likes her body. You can see it in the numerous hot photos in bіkini and swimsuits. She is not afraid to show her natural beauty.

Her body measurements are quite far from the model`s standard, because of curves, hips, etc, but on the modern market, such beauty is highly profitable. So, her measurements are:

  • Height: 170 centimetres or 5 feet 7 inches;
  • Weight: 65.8 - 70.3 kilograms or 145 - 155 pounds;
  • Brеast-waist-hips: 86-66-109 centimetres or 34-26-43 inches.

Zahra is a very private person, and it is difficult to find information about her personal life. There have been rumours about her relationships with different male models and sportsmen, but all of them she denies.

Despite all the unpleasant rumours, Zahra Elise always remains a smiling and hard-working person. She teaches us a lot of things. The first and the main one is that we have to love our body the way it is. Of course, it is necessary to keep fit, but without excessive efforts.

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