Bella Hadid shared retro photos of her first job.
Before becoming one of the most sought-after models in the fashion industry, Hadid worked at Sunlife Organics when he was 15 years old.
Hadid, 24, shared three photos of her work at a juice bar in Malibu, California on Instagram.
In the snapshot, she saw date seeds, a bowl of acai berries, and a giant ginger root.
She used a retrospective post to make fun of the upcoming announcement, and wrote in the title: "My 15-year-old @我的第一职 never expected what would happen tomorrow.
"I am very grateful!!! I can't wait to show you one of the greatest blessings of my life... Stay tuned."
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Sister and model Gigi Hadid (Gigi Hadid) commented on the skills she learned while working there and wrote, "You made a good bowl of ngl."
Former step sister Irene Foster joked: "I have a picture of you standing in the same place and frightening me."
Hadid's father, Mohammed, a real estate developer, commented that "it fills me with human affection."
This is Hadid's latest comeback post. She and Jiji's childhood photos were previously shared in the photo dump.
In the first photo, she and Gigi are wearing the same outfits and matching flower crowns, and in the other photo, they both show their early models in their heads with braids and flower headbands on the beach. Talent.
Last month, 26-year-old Gigi explained their family dynamics in an interview with Harper's Bazaar: “When dealing with family affairs and world issues, my mother calls me the brain and Bella the heart.
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"My brother is half and half. No matter what the discussion at the family table is, Bella will be very emotional and compassionate. I sit there pulling charts and infographics," she said
"My mother is Dutch and very pertinent. My father is a storyteller."
Hadid was recently photographed in London hanging out with the singer and her brother Anwar’s girlfriend Dualipa.
The two were spotted heading to Berenjak, a Persian restaurant where celebrities like to party.
Sunlife Organics was co-founded in 2011 by Khalil Rafati, a rehabilitating heroin addict.
After living in a slum, Lafati decided to stay clean and sober, and was introduced to juicing by a friend.
He regularly visits the juice bar where Hayley Gorcey works, and they talk about organic superfoods.
While studying at the University of California, Los Angeles, Gosi quit his job and helped Lafati run his sober living facility Riviera Recovery, then sold it and opened Sunlife Organics.
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