Ayoola Bakare has not let her background define her – growing up in a foster home, her life challenges, her obstacles in modelling. Instead, she has turned every obstacle into something positive. Now an ambassador for Prince Charles Charity and also a Franco-British local leader, she opens up to Zen like never before
Interviewed by Arinze Nwokolo | Makeup and Styling by Princess Amayo | Photographed by JC Hermier
THE PHOTO TEAM BEHIND THIS BEAUTIFUL SERIES
Photographer: JC Hermier
Makeup and styling: Princess Amayo Ironbar
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