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Sexy Sasha

Ethnicity: Afro-American
Height:5' 6"
Measurements:32B-25-41


I recently had the chance to meet and interview one of the industry's finest models…DC's own Sexy Sasha. I don't have to tell you much about Sasha…. You've seen her everywhere and will see her more. She is managed by Jay Dee of 1208 Entertainment out of NY. So hit them up to book her for your events. Sasha is a classy girl and represents her sexy to the utmost. I'm going to dub her a new name cause that's what I do. From here on out Sexy Sasha will be known as “Mami 100”, ‘cause baby girl is 100% all natural and fine as hell…let's see if the new name sticks. DC Stand Up!

Favorite place to spend money: Nordstrom's

Favorite DC music artist: Its hard to pick one because I like Tabi Bonney, Wale, an up and coming singer named Ciano, and a rapper named Braddy.

Favorite color: red and pink

The perfect date: A date filled with surprises.....like him coming to my door with flowers and opening doors for me.....just an all around respectful guy doing stuff that has never been done for me before.

Favorite song: I have so many.....but my favorite song out right now is Keisha Cole's new song sent from Heaven


CRED: You're an attractive model. What's the craziest pickup line you've heard:

Sasha:A random guy just walks up to me and says "I'll bite your butt"......and then tries to get my number.

CRED: What's you ultimate fantasy?

Sasha:My ultimate fantasy is to be happily married and have beautiful children one day.

CRED: What the best thing about getting ready for a big shoot?

Sasha: The make up, if the makeup artist is talented I like to see the outcome of it…and of course the outfits. I like dressing up.

CRED: How did you get into modeling?

Sasha: I was auditioning for Diddy's Making the Band, the girl group. I was standing in line and a guy came up to me; gave me his card and said you ever thought about modeling…I was like No…and it's been on from there.

CRED: You've been in a lot of videos. Tell us where people may have seen you.

Sasha: Roc Boys, with Jay Z, Tabi Bonney, The Pocket Video and Shaggy and Rick Rock video Bonafide girl.

CRED: What was it like working with Shaggy?

Sasha: Shaggy and Rick Rock are so goofy, it was fun because I'm goofy to so we were in there acting a fool. Everyone though he was my father or something saying that we looked alike. (laughing) It was fun, Shaggy and Rick Rock where fun people to work with…



CRED: How bout Tabi?

Sasha: He was nice too, very cool, he made sure we were okay, he really wanted to get to know us before we started shooting… we all went out to the K Street lounge as part of the casting/ meet and greet.

CRED: Okay so you were on the set with Jay Z…. What was it like working with Jay?

Sasha: He was very laid back and chill: he didn't really interact with a lot of people. He did come out and speak with the models and people who had something to do with the video. I believe that Diddy was the one who was doing the most; (laughing) he was all over the place and live… the way you see him on TV is the way he is in person… he's a funny person. There were a lot of people there, Memphis Bleak, The Dream, Cassie, Mariah Carey; Rick Ross was there too, he was very chill.

CRED: How do people that knew you before you started modeling react to you now?

Sasha: They will come up to me and congratulate me because they've seen me in ads or videos and maybe want to talk to me about it; some of the girls I went to school, that didn't like me before but like me now: they want some connects with modeling so, some people reactions are different and some are the same as if they've never seen me in the magazines.
 

CRED: Is modeling something that you always knew you would or is it something that just happened for you?

Sasha: I've always wanted to be a model since elementary school, I don't know if that's normal (laughing) but since elementary: now that I'm older I can see that is not as glamorous as I thought it was: I still do love modeling but at the same time I have other goals …this is just to get my foot in the door and get my face out there.

CRED: So modeling is a stepping stone for you; tell me what you have in store.

Sasha: Yes it is a stepping stone, it just puts you in positions to meet people who can take you to that next level. I feel like modeling is a very good way to give you exposure no matter what you do. I plan on starting my own clothing line; I went to school for a few years and I have acting in mind too: so modeling is a big deal when it comes to exposure.

CRED: Sasha you've had a lot of success in modeling. Okay so I'm going to ask you to keep it real at this point; because a lot people think its all sweet, so just tell me about one not so great experience that you've had in the industry.

Sasha: Well the negative part about it is how people look at you… it's like they look at urban models as if they're whores or assume most of them are strippers when it's not really the case. In my case, I've never danced, I have a good job. People stereo type you. I would rather be an urban model than a high fashion model because they have to do nude regardless. But with urban you have a choice to do lingerie, thong, etc. Its art to me, its art whether its body paint or lingerie, clothing ads, etc… I think because I'm thicker than most high fashion models, they look at us different. When on the real its some high fashion models that are whores…but they just down us and I think that that's the negative side about modeling. That people don't really respect what we do.

CRED: So tell me about one positive thing that sticks out in your mind?

Sasha: The positive would have to be me knowing that I'm working hard now and in the future it's going to pay off and I'm going to be very successful. Seeing what I've done and as you can see its good; getting the support from my family and my friends. That's the upside about it…

CRED: What type of advice would you give for young women that want to get into modeling?

Sasha: I'm going to start of by saying keep your head up and stay focused. Learn how to determine what's real and what's fake. Have standards, work hard its all about working hard, of course market yourself and getting connects its all about staying focused, the main thing is to stay focused.

CRED: Anyone you'd like to thank or shout out.

Sasha: I have to thank my agent Jay Dee 1208 Entertainment, my brothers that work for Remix Kings Music Group, Gutter Music, Titanium Girls Magazine Van Silk, Sandy with Smooth Girl Magazine, my Mother, my step Father, my sister, my grandmother, my family, my boyfriend, I have to really thank them because they give me that big support that I need to stay focused

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