She gave the first official sneak peak on Sunday evening, tweeting: 'My calendar 2015 is now out -- I'M SO GRATEFUL TO BE LIVING MY DREAM..HARD WORK PAYS OFF INDEED..′, with a seductive cover shot attached.
It's clear Miss-K means business in the new year from the glamorous image, which shows her wearing a leopard printed dress and nude color body suit in the middle of a Safari Field.
From January to December, Miss-K gives us 365 days of sensational and with her 6th annual calendar.
Twelve months of Miss-K's voluptuous curves is great, but the promotion of "You can do anything you put your mind into" is even better.
The Award winning Afro-Caribbean eye candy has released his 6th annual calendar that follows the theme of “WILD SAFARI.”
This year's project was shot by one of her favorite photographer, Brian Would, who's worked with stars such as Dbanj, M.I, and more. The calendar features brand new hot and sexy images.
“My calendar is such a passion of mine, because it gives me a vehicle to use my perspective to promote my talent with a BIG triple "C" threat : Confidence,Curves and Creativity, in various kind of magical ways and original themes, which my fans always look forward to,each and every year ending..and the idea of empowering women to embrace their curves means even more to me. It also forces me to always push for new challenges and think outside the box..it's such a cool and exciting thing to do” .
“We have added a focus on shedding a much needed spotlight on the need to end curvaceous women dressing sexy being viewed as a "taboo subject" Miss-K says.
And all her hard work pays off indeed as just last week-end, Miss-K won the International Achievers Award,as Curvy Model of the Year– .
Feed your obsession with 12 months of our favorite Afro-Caribbean Queen.
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