Naomi Campbell wants to take a break from throwing cell phones, temper tantrums and getting arrested by becoming a political journalist.
Campbell apparently fell in love with journalism after she interviewed Hugo Chavez, the President of Venezuela, for British GQ magazine.
A source told Britain's Daily Star, "She really has the journalism bug now and wants to do it seriously.
"She's particularly interested in political journalism now after speaking to Chavez. But she also knows a lot of top celebs and will be tapping them up for interviews."
We can already see her making headlines for physically abusing someone for not answering her questions. She needs to take some anger management classes before she considers launching a new profession.
Campbell apparently fell in love with journalism after she interviewed Hugo Chavez, the President of Venezuela, for British GQ magazine.
A source told Britain's Daily Star, "She really has the journalism bug now and wants to do it seriously.
"She's particularly interested in political journalism now after speaking to Chavez. But she also knows a lot of top celebs and will be tapping them up for interviews."
We can already see her making headlines for physically abusing someone for not answering her questions. She needs to take some anger management classes before she considers launching a new profession.
