KHLOE Kardashian has delivered some good news to several unique models.
The Kardashians star introduced them all as the newest members of her Good American Good Squad.
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After thousands of submissions, Khloe and Good American co-founder Emma Grede filmed a video congratulating seven women on making the squad.
“Meet the 2023 Good Squad!!!!!” the 38-year-old captioned. “Seven ladies who are the definition of sexy, confident and strong.
“Welcome to the squad.”
From a girl who said her tattoos were holding her back in the modeling world to another who admitted she “didn’t fit a size zero,” the ladies were chosen to promote inclusion.
Khloe shared that’s the point.
A statement on the companies website encourages: “We’re challenging industry norms, promise inclusivity in all that we do, and empower all women.”
Roxy Reyes, one of the new models featured in billboards across Los Angeles, said her dreams had all come true.
“Who would have ever thought that a chubby, first generation Latino would be on a billboard in Hollywood?” she reflected during the video reveal. “Don’t give up on your dreams.”
TEARS OF JOY
In the eight minute video, Khloe and Emma poured over the model submissions, admittedly having trouble narrowing the list down.
“I see so much in every girl,” Khloe shared, as Emma tagged on “And a little bit of yourself in some of them.”
The reality star smiled and said “Totally.”
From there, the co-founders had the honor of giving the chosen models the big news.
Khloe broke down in tears multiple times as she shared the reveal, jumping out of her chair to hug her new representatives.
MAKING THE CUT
In an earlier video, Khloe shared a behind the scenes look at the open casting tryouts.
As Khloe entered the audition room, a narrator explained the open call was: “50,000 women from across the world coming together for their chance to be a part of the Good Squad.”
According to the Good American website, the company has “embraced body positivity and worked hard to be a brand that empowers women by supporting and inspiring confidence.
“Our intention has always been to redefine what is valued or even allowed in fashion by breaking down barriers and challenging dated norms.
“We do this by promising inclusivity in our designs, but we also want our message and movement to be represented by real bada***s – our Good Squad!”
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