Beverly Johnson ~ The Face That Changed It All

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Legendary supermodel Beverly Johnson, who was the first black model to cover Vogue, reveals details about her sexy exchanges with Mike Tyson and glamorous tales and struggles with racism and drug addiction from her past in a memoir.

 

The Face That Changed It All reveals her first time meeting Elizabeth Taylor and the time she believes Bill Cosby allegedly drugged her

Johnson became the first black cover model of American Vogue in 1974 and had a successful modeling career lasting three-decades.

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During her modeling career, she said she experienced jealously from fellow models, particularly the few black ones at the time, who were all competing for exposure (Johnson pictured in a portrait in 1977)

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3208093/Beverly-Johnson-reveals-Elizabeth-Taylor-tricked-sexy-exchanges-Mike-Tyson.html#ixzz3jeBAIUNh