Caprice Bourret thinks nudity could have a role to play in bringing the war in ... trends now
Having previously posed naked to raise awareness of Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine, as one does, model Caprice Bourret thinks nudity could still have a role to play in potentially bringing an end to the conflict.
‘I suppose I could send Putin a letter promising some nude pictures if he pulled out of Ukraine. If that stopped the war then I would do that,' the 51-year-old model told Richard Eden at the afterparty for new film The Lair, held at Maddox Tavern in Mayfair.
And although the Californian wouldn’t be averse to causing the dictator a heart attack, she wonders whether the Russian president is actually even alive.
‘I’ve heard a rumour he’s dead. And I worry about his replacement? They might be even worse.’
The Russo-Ukrainian War has been ongoing between Russia and Ukraine since February 2014.
A year ago, Russian forces launched a full-scale invasion on Ukraine which is still ongoing.
Bizarre: Caprice Bourret thinks nudity could have a role to play in bringing the war in Ukraine to an end
It comes after MailOnline revealed Caprice once 'tried drugs by mistake' when she was hanging out with a 'fast crowd' in her heyday.
The model, 51, said she's now in a 'good place' after alcohol impacted her quality of life as she would try to keep up with her pals.
Speaking to entrepreneur and host Ellie McKay on the On a Mission Podcast, Caprice admitted: 'I tried drugs once, by mistake!'
Explaining the story, she said: 'My boyfriend at the time put Quaalude in an aspirin bottle, which is an upper and it can make you feel wired. I had my period and had cramps so I took two tablets what I thought were aspirin.
'I then went to the gym and I was rocking out and all of a sudden everything went weird and I went like timbberrr on the bike. I was still trying to cycle with my legs when I hit the floor. The teacher was like, what is going on here – I was gone.'
Caprice continued: 'My friend who was in the class with me wanted to call the ambulance, but first she called my boyfriend and he was like, oh my gosh, she took the aspirin!'
'But it [referring to drugs] was one thing I never got into.. Did I drink a lot of alcohol? Yes. But thank god I didn't do the drugs as I would be in a different place from where I am today. At that time everyone was doing drugs.'
