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Klaudia El Dursi in 2019 participated in the 8th edition of “Top Model”. Participation in it opened the door to her career and soon after she became the host of “Hotel Paradise”. Viewers of Kuba Wojewódzki can also associate her with the role of a voyeur in his talk show. In May, the new edition of “Hotel Paradise” starts, so the last 2 months the star spent in Colombia, where the pictures were taken.
El Dursi in an unusual styling. She poses in a swimsuit and boots
In the latest photo on Instagram, Klaudia poses in a leopard print swimsuit. For this she chose long beige boots that reach her knees. She has her hair down and hoop earrings and holds a piece of watermelon in her hands. From the description of the photo, we can learn that for the last 2 months El Dursi has been in Colombia, where she recorded the new season of the “Hotel Paradise” program. The star admitted that she did not get to know the country as much as she would like, but she will remember it very well.
Will I be back? I don’t know… But the baggage of experience is priceless.
Claudia El Dursi in Colombia. She shot the new season of “Hotel Paradise”
El Dursi’s mother is Polish and her father is from Libya. It is to him that the star owes its exotic beauty. There were plenty of compliments in the comments below the post. Fans praise the silhouette of Klaudia and her . However, there were people who did not like the model’s outfit. They believe that Colombia is so hot that boots are completely unnecessary there. Combining them with a bathing suit seemed strange and incomprehensible to several people.
Jesus, it’s a sin to look like that. Everything perfect.
Torpedo woman.
Wow is absolutely not enough!
Nice, but I think these boots are warm.
I don’t like this style. Bikinis and boots.
Why boots in such heat?
Source: Gazeta
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