Ma³gorzata Bela is a woman who is successful in at least two areas. Milla and Cara too [POPkultura]

In the latest episode of “POPkultura” we also talk about the model and actress Małgorzata Bela, who made her debut with Małgorzata Szumowska, and now you will be able to watch her in the newest Polish series by Netflix.

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By the way, we also mention two other successful characters on the catwalks and in front of the camera: Milli Jovovich and Cara Delevingne.

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