The model, who was 18 at the time, remembered having nothing but an overcoat, her dog and cat and a passport. “I don’t recall even having underwear,” she said.
Paulina Porizkova lost everything when her house burned down moments after she landed the February 1984 cover of Sports Illustrated.
Porizkova, who was 18 at the time, remembered having nothing left but an overcoat, her dog and cat and a passport.The Czechoslovakia native recounted having to act like everything was fine when she started doing press after booking the coveted cover. The “No Filter” author also shared that she did very little to get her body bathing-suit ready for the camera when she was younger.
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