From the fashion runway to the executive office’s of Bombshell Academy, Jessica White talks about her healing journey and developing self-love, Motherhood, Modeling, Love, and Hip Hop in a With That Being Said… exclusive.
Jessica White is an acclaimed American fashion model, actress, and television personality, celebrated for her work as a Victoria’s Secret runway model and as a spokesperson for Maybelline and CoverGirl. She has graced the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issues pages and walked the runways for high-profile designers such as Ralph Lauren, Marc Jacobs, and Oscar de la Renta. Discovered at the age of 12 in her hometown of Buffalo, New York, White’s career took off rapidly, leading her to sign with IMG Models in Paris and secure editorial features in prestigious magazines like Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, and Teen Vogue.
Beyond modeling, White has appeared in several television series, including The Young and the Restless, America’s Next Top Model, Famously Single, Zoe Ever After, and Love & Hip Hop Atlanta. She has also ventured into music, releasing her debut single, “Bipolar Love,” under her stage name “Jypsy.” Committed to giving back, White founded the Angel Wings Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated to supporting women. Despite facing personal challenges, including overcoming addiction and mental health struggles, she has emerged as a resilient and inspiring figure in the fashion and entertainment industries.
In her latest career move, Jessica has founded Bombshell Academy, a groundbreaking initiative seeking the next industry-leading model. This new venture further showcases her versatility and enduring influence in the fashion world. The show aims to bridge the gap between aspiring models and agencies, helping women navigate the fashion world. It is a celebration of diversity and inclusivity, and Jessica is on a mission to discover and mentor the next iconic face of fashion. As she continues to break new ground, Jessica White remains a powerful symbol of strength, resilience, and success.
