Pope John Paul's Nudity Views Inspires Joanna Krupa

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Thursday, May 28, 2009, 11:14

Inspiration, for sure, needs a lot of perspiration, but to some, it seems, it takes no more than stripping off a few clothes, or clothes – completely. Yes, it's Pope's nudity views this time that have inspired Polish-born model, Joanna Krupa, to strip down. "I think worrying about going topless in a photo shoot or film is really ridiculous. And the fact is Pope John Paul said, 'since we are born naked, it is art, and it's anything but just showing a beautiful body that God created'," 'Foxnews' quoted the swim-suit model as saying.

If at all some one doubts the sanity of this beautiful Polish-born beauty, then it's time to re-think. She has her own little reason to believe the same. She justifies "I was born in Europe, and Europeans have a more casual, natural way of dealing with nudity. These days, you see nudity and toplessness in almost every critically acclaimed movie". She adds, "Today, when ever I pick up a French Vogue, I see bare breasts, and French Vogue still sets the standards."

Joanna Krupa, who has featured on numerous magazine covers including FHM, Personal, Inside Sport, Maxim etc., was once voted 'sexiest top model in the world' by magazines from Australia to U.S.A., South Africa to France and so forth. U.S. Playboy has also named her the sexiest swimsuit model in the world. But the model remains cocky of the fact that she has never compromised any thing that would hurt her self-esteem. She believes that glamor is a big-bad world, and many try to sleep their way to-the-top, but claims herself not to be one of them. "I can tell you that I'm very proud that everything I've achieved till this day of my life has happened due to the hard work of my team and myself". She adds "I was never tempted to give in because I have always been in committed relationships."

Hang on, for this is not the end of Krupa. Whenever the model is not working, she uses her star power to help others. "I dedicate as much time as I can to fight for the animal rights, and horrific realities like fur factories and puppy mills. I also have a column on where I talk about how to get one's body into in bikini shape, while still enjoying life, especially food," the model said. Now, this is what can be called as the real stardom, isn't it?