Who is melyssa grace

In she was featured on the covers of 5 magazines. In and beyond she hopes to break that record. Melyssa Grace: I have been modeling for ten years now. Melyssa Grace: The attention! You really learn to appreciate who you are and where you come from when you visit other countries. Melyssa Grace: I started with beauty pageants. During that time, I was approached for a fashion show. From then on, the jobs kept falling into place for me.

PAS: Well, we promise to behave during this interview Have you had any strange or awkward photo shoots? Melyssa Grace: Hmmm, one time I had to smile with five suckers in my mouth, while wearing these ridiculously large sunglasses. It was very fun, but I felt very silly. Melyssa Grace: I was 6, my Grandma was babysitting the twin boys next door. I liked one of them and told him to come with me to the kitchen because I had a surprise for him, then I cornered him and gave him a big, wet one!

Any unfulfilled fantasies? PAS: What would you say is your best physical feature? Melyssa Grace: I love my legs! I think they are a very rare find. Sometimes I wish I could be blonde on Saturday nights. I hear they have more fun or something.

Melyssa Grace: Spiders! Just the thought of one gives me chills. Melyssa Grace: The fattening kind laughs. It always tastes better. My most favorite candy bars are Snickers and Paydays, so take note boys laughs. Melyssa Grace: In school, I was picked on a lot for being so tall. Girls would be mean to me and also spread rumors.

Thanks girls! In a photograph, a body is art. Melyssa Grace: Well, I do consider myself a myspace addict. I keep in touch with friends and fans through myspace mail.

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