Mizz Natasha

Height: 5’0
Measurements: 34dd-25-42

CRED: First of all, can you tell us a little about yourself? Where are you from, ethnicity, etc?
Natasha: My dad is Egyptian and my mom is half Persian/Chinese....i was actually born in Germany and moved to the dmv when I was like 10

CRED: You really have been on your grind. You left the DMV early right after you graduated to pursue your modeling. It’s evident that your decision has paid off in your success. You have many supporters and fans here in the DMV; I know they are very proud of your accomplishments. You have been featured in so many publications and I know that you recently made your big screen debut in the Notorious Movie.

Natasha: I mean I feel like I have definitely been blessed to be able to do what I do. Things started happening very quickly and I’m very thankful. Shooting my first magazine spread I had with Smooth in Jamaica was a great opportunity and from there on everything went uphill.
Being part of the Notorious movie was a blessing as well. I had so much fun on set with Gravy and everyone else from the crew. They are all great professional people. After that debut I definitely want to get into more acting.

CRED: I know that you are a fan of the DMV music scene. I saw one of the music videos that you were featured in J Scrilla “Guns & Butter”. How was it working with those guys?

Natasha: They were great. Just very down to earth , and I had a great time on set. I always show even more love to upcoming artist from the D.M.V because I know how tough the struggle can be , so when It comes to the D.M.V I always come through.

CRED: Have you been on other indie productions in the DMV?

Natasha: No that’s all I have done in DC , but my first photoshoot was in DC when I was only like 16 or 17 with Darrell Wallace lol , so it all started there.

CRED: What type of music do you like and what would we find if we scrolled through your MP3 player?

Natasha: You would find a lot of Jezzy , Gucci , Wayne , Lil Keke , some Jay-z and ByrdGang. I love down south music but I got a little bit of east coast on there too. I also have lots of slow jamz for lonely nights,...lol

CRED: I hate to bring this up: but CRED MAG wouldn’t be doing our job if we didn’t bring it ask you about “The Kim K” incident.
This has been the subject of bloggers and people have been trying to bring up as something that was plotted to help your career. Now we already know that your popularity was on the rise even before that club incident. First can you give us clarity on the situation and how it went down?

Natasha: It was all a big misunderstanding really. Basically my smooth Jamaica issue had dropped and I was hosting many parties all over the U.S. I was always compared to Kim K. everywhere I went so a promoter tried to make money by saying Kim was coming through even though it was me. I thought I was being me, I even have a contract saying I was going as Mizz Na’Tasha , but he promoted that Kim was gonna be there. I believe my old management Skintone management from L.A was also involved with the promoter making a heavy profit out this situation. He told me I was going to make a look-a-like appereance if her management agreed, not as a Kim K double but as a look alike for 6 more g’s , if not I was going as Mizz Natasha. Well he told me I was going as Mizz NaTasha at the last minute because supposedly her management didn’t get back to him in due time and yep that’s how it all happened. (Laughs)

CRED: It may not necessarily be a bad experience, we live and learn.
Have you been able to bounce back or use this experience to further your knowledge or broaden your career?

Natasha: I definitely watch out more with who I work with now . It did get me a lot of publicity like TMZ , and channel E , most networks urban models are not exposed to like that.

CRED: What else do you do for fun? Do you like sports? If so what’s your favorite and why:

Natasha: I love horseback riding. I did for like 8 years before moving to ny. I also love working out ( I have to 5 times a week) and playing basketball which is probably my fav sport.

CRED: What is your idea of a good date?

Natasha: Something different. It seems like dates are always the same like dinner and movies. I like doing different stuff like go-carting or something; lol Guys think outside of the box!

CRED: What do people say is your best feature?

Natasha: My eyes and my butt (laughs)

CRED: What’s the crazy pick up line you’ve heard from guys trying to get your attention?

Natasha: Heaven must be missing an angel, or a funny one was hey im your future ex husband; I thought that was funny (laughs)

CRED: What’s the best thing about modeling?

Natasha: Traveling and getting paid for it and meeting different people

CRED: What advice would you give to young women who want to follow in the footsteps of Mizz Natasha?

Natasha: Do your research about who u work with and find out whats what and whos who before u heavily get involved. And keep it real with yourself , if your not modeling material don’t even try yourself. The industry is very tough and it takes thick skin and its very competitive.

CRED: In what upcoming productions, magazines, and movies should we be looking out for you?

Natasha: Just look out for a couple covers.

CRED MAG/DCMM definitely has your back and much love for you. Please keep us posted on your career developments and accomplishments. Is there anything you want to let the people know, any parting words?

Natasha: I wanna shoutout the DMV and Cred Magazine for having me and doing their thing.


Natasha photos provided by Jayremy Photography