London Underground commuters shocked when they spot A-list superstar model on the Victoria line

SUPERSTAR model Naomi Campbell has shocked Londoners after she was spotted traveling on the London Underground.

The stunning model, 54, left Victoria Line users stunned as she posed and danced alongside internet sensation Sabrina Bahsoon, 23, to pop singer Charli XCX, 31,’s recent viral hit, 360 .

Astonished fans and celebrities commented under the post on TikTok and X, formerly known as Twitter.

One stunned fan said: “Can you imagine meeting Naomi Campbell on the Victoria Line!? It doesn’t get more iconic than that.”

Another fan shared a similar sentiment and said: “Imagine coming home from work with the tube and YOU see Naomi Campbell and Tube Girl recording right in front of you.”

Pop sensation Charli

Durham law student Sabrina is also known as Tube Girl and is one of TikTok’s biggest stars, with over 32.9 million likes on the social media platform alone.

Since last August, Sabrina can be seen dancing in salons, in metro stations and promoting beauty products.

The Malaysian-born influencer uses distorted smartphone camera tricks to create short music videos set to some of his favorite songs.

Naomi Campbell – who grew up in south London – was promoting her upcoming exhibition at the Victoria & Albert Museum.

The one-of-a-kind exhibition, titled NAOMI: In Fashion, will take place at the V&A South Kensington from Saturday 22 June 2024 to Sunday 6 April 2025.

The event will showcase his phenomenal collaborative work with leading international designers, photographers and activists who have impacted the world and the creative industry on a global scale.

NAOMI’S FIRST BEGINNINGS

Naomi grew up in the London borough of Lambeth, around the areas of Brixton and Streatham in south London. She was raised by a Jamaican-born dancer named Valerie Morris, 72.

The superstar’s father left the family when Valérie was four months pregnant with Naomi. She never met her father, whose name does not appear on her birth certificate.

Over the years, Naomi has visited many of her stomping grounds, including visiting south London state secondary school, Elmgreen School, to inspire pupils on how to overcome rejection, in 2019.

Naomi told the young hopefuls: “It feels like I’m coming home.” The same year, the legendary model received the Fashion Icon Award at the 2019 British Fashion Council ceremony.

Receiving this prestigious accolade, Naomi proudly said: “This is a very moving award to receive. »

She continued: “I spend so much time in different parts of the world that people often forget that I’m from Brixton, that I’m a south London girl.”

NAOMI’S FASHION IMPACT

The fashion star began her career in the early 1980s and will appear on the covers of more than 500 magazines.

The following decade would see the south London star become one of the Big 5 of the modeling world, alongside fellow 90s models Cindy Crawford, 58, Linda Evangelista, 59, Claudia Schiffer, 53 and Christy Turlington , 55 years.

The glamorous collective often featured in iconic music videos together, including late pop icon George Michael’s 1990 music video for his hit single Freedom! ’90, as well as various fashion series and haute couture shows.

Although Naomi still frequently walks runways around the world, she has focused on being a voice for marginalized communities within the fashion world.

In 2013, Naomi, alongside iconic model and wife of the late music icon David Bowie, Iman Abdulmajid 68, and model and activist Bethann Hardison, 81, formed Balance Diversity.

Balance Diversity penned an open letter to the fashion councils of each of the major fashion cities of Milan, Paris, London and New York, encouraging them to address what they saw as a so-called ‘lack of racial diversity’ within the modeling industry.

The Diversity Coalition proved effective when in 2018, Fashion Spot’s diversity reports estimated that “racial diversity in magazines and runway shows reached an all-time high” that year.

Many new models and fashion influencers have publicly mentioned the mother of two as an influence, from stunning South Sudanese-Australian model Adut Akech, 24, to YouTuber and beauty guru Jackie Aina, 36.

In May 2021, Naomi shocked social media by announcing the birth of her daughter. In June 2023, she announced the birth of her son.

Naomi recently confirmed in a recent interview with The Times that she welcomed both of her children via surrogacy.

She said: “My babies are everything to me. They are my priority 110%. I have to be there for them on their first day of school.”