Beautiful criminals: 11 supermodels arrested for the most unexpected reasons

Have you ever heard of a supermodel who was accused of threatening violence? Or about a supermodel who had problems with the law because of an attack on her plastic surgeon? What about a male supermodel who was first arrested for being intoxicated, and then also fined for offering an officer certain "services" in exchange for release?

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Supermodels are rich, famous and extremely spoiled. They can earn millions by flying back and forth around the world and spending a lot of money on their whims. Unfortunately, few people pass the tests of wealth and celebrity with dignity, and often famous people from the fashion world slightly lose their sense of reality, forget themselves and begin to feel impunity. However, violations of the law still need to be answered. In this collection you will find interesting information about how some models were arrested or were on the dangerous verge of arrest.

It is reported that Naomi Campbell was convicted 4 times for assaults. Between 1998 and 2009, more than 11 complaints were received about her behavior. In February 2000, she pleaded guilty to assaulting an assistant. In 2009, she attacked two police officers at London's Heathrow Airport because something was wrong with her luggage. British Airways even blacklisted Naomi at that time.

In the 1980s and 1990s, Stephanie Seymour flashed on the covers of fashion magazines in beautiful swimwear, and in January 2016, she became the heroine of headlines with a completely different meaning. Stephanie was charged with drunk driving. However, it is commendable that the 47-year-old model found the strength to apologize to the court for such behavior.

According to Variety, Israeli model Bar Rafaeli and her mother were arrested in December 2015 for tax evasion. The 31-year-old Bar is considered one of the highest-paid models in the world, and her fortune is estimated at about $ 20 million.

This guy became famous in the modeling world largely due to his classic for a model, eternally dissatisfied facial expression. It even made it into Arkansas State Police reports when Nick Snyder was arrested in 2010 for drinking alcohol in a public place and disturbing public order. After that, he offered the police officer to let him go in exchange for some services.

Not so long ago, Jerry Hall married billionaire Rupert Murdoch, but in the past, the former supermodel was with Mick Jagger for a long time. In 1987, Jerry was supposed to be convicted by a Barbadian court for possession of marijuana, but thanks to the intervention in the case of Mick and four lawyers, she was cleared of charges.

According to The Daily Mail, German supermodel Nadia Auermann and her husband appeared in court in 2011 for tax evasion. Nadia claimed that she was a tax resident of the Principality of Monaco, but the German tax authorities managed to prove that she lived more time in Germany, so Nadia was obliged to pay more than 300 thousand dollars of taxes to the state.

The story with Jessica White happened in May 2011. After breaking up with her former lover, Sean Penn, Jessica was relaxing with friends at a club, where she got into a rude argument with another woman before dawn. She was subsequently arrested by the police for a misdemeanor.

In 2015, The Daily Mail reported that Pakistani supermodel Ayan Ali was arrested for money laundering after she was detained at Islamabad airport with 500 thousand dollars in hand luggage.

The world-famous model Simone Farrow, who advertises swimwear, was accused of providing her apartment for the placement of huge quantities of drugs to an international drug cartel. Methamphetamine, as it turned out later, was stored in jars of bath salts.

Dutch supermodel Karen Mulder, who became famous in the 90s, was arrested in Paris in 2009 for threatening her plastic surgeon. It would be funny if it wasn't so sad. It is reported that Karen demanded that the doctor return her appearance, which she had before the operation.

Actively flashing on the pages of glossy magazines in the 1970s, the late Gia Karangi worked with such famous brands as Dior and Versace, and also visited the covers of Vogue and Cosmopolitan more than once. With varying success, she struggled with drug addiction. However, in 1981, Gia was arrested for being under the influence of alcohol and drugs, she first crashed into a wall at high speed, and then tried to escape from the police.