British supermodel Naomi Campbell has spoken about being a first-time mother.
In an exclusive interview with BBC HARDtalk, she told Zeinab Badawi: “I’m really lucky, I think I have a dream child.”
Ms Campbell, 51, made the surprise announcement in May, and said she hoped her daughter would follow her example of being a strong woman, and her famously meticulous cleanliness routine.
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