MERGE MAGAZINE
#WOMANCRUSHWEDNESDAY
INTERVIEW
7/27/2026
FEATURING
VERONICA BARDOT
Best advice you ever received?
Stop worrying about what others think. They probably aren’t thinking anyway. Go ahead and do what is in you!!!!!!
Favorite food?
Green mangoes and chillies.
Favorite part of a mans body?
His face. It tells you everything.
Favorite part of your body?
I don’t have a favourite part. It’s all about keeping a balance between all the bits. If they are well balanced in relation to each other, the whole is a great deal more than the sum of the parts.
Turn ons?
Love watching a strip show – a lady’s strip show. Can’t explain it. And it’s not a lady I want either…………………
Turn offs?
People who are full of themselves. I love to talk about lots of things, you, me, friends, family, work, the world, not just you.
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Best part of making love? Besides the obvious.
It’s making love with the person you truly love. Sex is fun, but sex with the person who is your everything cannot be described.
You feel sexiest when?
I love wearing dresses that are seriously risqué. Those that don’t quite manage to cover everything. A bit see-through of course. You wear no underwear and very high heels. A couple of glasses of Champaigne, and you are good to go. Nice romantic dinner somewhere………..
Favorite place to be touched?
Back of my neck. Sends nice little shivers up my spine!
Least place to be touched?
I don’t have one of those. All my “bits” like to be touched!
Do you have a sexual bucket list? Anything you want to share?
Love to have a whole bunch of hunky guys of my choosing take me. Got to be done for the cameras though for all the world to see. It must be unbelievable to just keep coming and coming until you can take no more. Have to be paid very well though.
Describe the perfect date.
You can’t go wrong by starting with flowers. Not so keen on chocolates. Trouble is that I love them but they don’t love my figure……. Open and close doors for me. Nice dinner in a quiet restaurant. Champaigne is always good! Place with a great view for a walk afterwards. It may seem a bit conventional and old fashioned, but romance is.
As a model, how do you deal with the collateral drama of your profession? Like dating?
Again, I am lucky. I have a very easy personality, so I don’t get wound-up easily anyway. That helps a lot. Get lots of support from those around me. The biggest drama I guess is late or delayed flights, hotels that mess things up, and last-minute cancellations. Whilst things do sometimes change for reasons beyond our control, I often feel that last minute cancellations didn’t need to be last minute.
Describe the atmosphere when you're on a shoot. Do you play music? Do you talk with the photographer in between shots?
Depends on the photographer. Most photographers I work with I have done so many times. We chatter about all sorts of things. The shoot of course because we have to get it “right” but beyond that we chatter about sport, holidays, families, dogs, interests, other shoots and places, travel. The conversations cover almost anything and everything.
If you could go back in time and talk to the young you when you started modeling, what advice would you give yourself?
I wish I’d started when I was 18. My very first shoot was nude and I’ve loved it since the first click of the shutter. I am more relaxed and happy naked for the cameras than at any other time. The only thing better is nude video. If I had started back then I think that I would have been a very big star by now. Someone once said that if you find a job you love, you will never work a day in your life. Modelling for me is just fun! My advice to my younger self would have been to get your clothes off and enjoy it! Don’t worry about what “others” think.
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