The creator stands on a bridge, speaking into a red telephone receiver, and recounts her life story. She begins by describing her career as a Page 3 model in her 20s, initially portraying it as a fun and supportive experience. She then reveals the darker side of her life when her phone was hacked and a private video was leaked, causing her life to 'flip upside down.' She contrasts the controlled nature of her modeling work with the violation of the leak, and concludes by sharing the difficult family circumstances that led her to modeling for money at a young age.
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"In my 20's I was a Page 3 model loving life...Then my life got flipped upside down" - Lacey's View From A Bridge @remembering_i_am_her
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Filmed, interviewed + edited by @joe___bloom
Edit @ryanoconnor300
Production @calhughes1
Original music @joiwiren
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Transcript
So in my twenties, I was in this national UK paper called The Sun, and I was a page free model, which was a very iconic thing back in its time. And it was so fun. It was like loads of really fun, beautiful women all supporting each other. It's actually a really great industry to be in. I don't think people would think that. You have these massive boobs as a woman that are so inconvenient to clothes and to everything else. So I was like, I'm really happy I made money from them. At least I got some kind of compensation from all the weird shit that happens when you have big boobs. I was living a dream life, but my phone got hacked from a hacker. My phone messages me and says, like, there's a sex tape coming out of you in the morning. There's nothing you can do about it. And in twelve months, my life just flipped upside down. I think that people assumed that it was okay because I was a page three model. When I was on page three, that was in my control, what I wanted to share and what I didn't want to share. And one thing I didn't wanna share was my vagina. But the only reason I did page three is because I didn't have a family and needed money. Thing is, I actually moved out at 15. My mom was a druggie.