Peaches Geldof claims to be a better role model than Miley Cyrus because she's 'more real' - whatevs!
Peaches Geldof has picked a fight with Miley Cyrus by claiming to be a better role model than the teen Disney star because she's "more real".
We have to admit, we're a bit sceptical of Peaches's realness as we recently discovered the socialite lives in the Mayfair Hotel for free when she's in London because she's their 'ambassador'. And let's not forget her short-lived marriage to Max Drummey that ended after 91 days, keeping it very real that.
The 20-year-old, who is the face and body of Ultimo for an estimated £50,000 a year, also claims that she's learnt from her mistakes (including a reported drug overdose) to blossom into a woman.
Peaches said: "Maybe I'm a better role model than people like Miley Cyrus.
"These girls that have been upheld as role models who are literally just girls who have been ferried from place to place, media trained, told what to do and just like complete veneers of people - people who are not even real. "
She added: "I've made mistakes, now I've come up from that and I've really bettered myself.
"I did my growing up in the spotlight and that is kind of difficult but I was born into it. It used to be something I had so much fun with, it was tumultuous.
"And now I'm like a woman now."
And so modest with it...
Peaches Geldof has picked a fight with Miley Cyrus by claiming to be a better role model than the teen Disney star because she's "more real".
We have to admit, we're a bit sceptical of Peaches's realness as we recently discovered the socialite lives in the Mayfair Hotel for free when she's in London because she's their 'ambassador'. And let's not forget her short-lived marriage to Max Drummey that ended after 91 days, keeping it very real that.
The 20-year-old, who is the face and body of Ultimo for an estimated £50,000 a year, also claims that she's learnt from her mistakes (including a reported drug overdose) to blossom into a woman.
Peaches said: "Maybe I'm a better role model than people like Miley Cyrus.
"These girls that have been upheld as role models who are literally just girls who have been ferried from place to place, media trained, told what to do and just like complete veneers of people - people who are not even real. "
She added: "I've made mistakes, now I've come up from that and I've really bettered myself.
"I did my growing up in the spotlight and that is kind of difficult but I was born into it. It used to be something I had so much fun with, it was tumultuous.
"And now I'm like a woman now."
And so modest with it...
