According to Emily Ratajkowski herself, she’s very cognizant of the fact that her beauty has opened doors for her that otherwise would’ve remained closed. These days, although she still portrays the look of the confident model on social media and on the catwalk Ratajkowski is a bit ashamed of her profession and overall upbringing. At least that’s what she’s claiming in her new book which is titled “My Body”. The book features a collection of essays written by Emily Ratajkowski herself. It contains shocking revelations, like the time that she was allegedly groped on the set of “Blurred Lines”. Also, it features essays on empowerment and body shaming. Essentially Ratajkowski poured out all of her childhood trauma in the book. Perhaps most shocking of all is the way she paints her mom in the book. They’ve certainly had their differences over the years.
Emily Ratajkowski Describes Her Existence As Glue For Her Parent’s Relationship
“I knew that my parents had been on again, off again for years before my mother became pregnant with me and they decided to get married,” this is where she delivers the glue line saying, “I understood that even before I was born my existence was the essential glue of their relationship.”
Ratajkowski Thinks Her Mom Is Maybe Too Proud of Her Beauty
“My mother seems to hold the way my beauty is affirmed by the world like a mirror, reflecting back to her a measure of her own worth,” She then goes on to tell a story to justify what she’s saying writing,
“A friend of mine from college wrote on Facebook that he’d seen your recent magazine cover, he said, ‘No surprise Kathleen’s daughter is beautiful! But she’s not as gorgeous as you, Kathy. No one compares to you.’ “