Tabria Majors: Representing For All Thick Curvy Women

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(Photo credit: SI.com)

For years, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue has been like the holy grail for beautiful women. The women that have graced the cover have all been beautiful including Tyra Banks (she was the first Black woman), Serena Williams and Beyonce. This year, the magazine launched its first-ever open casting call, inviting women of all shapes and sizes to audition for the chance to become a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model and appear on the coveted cover. More than 5,000 women responded, submitting videos on Instagram using the hashtag #SISwimSearch, each of them showcasing their own unique personality and background.

The six finalists — Allie Ayers, Iyonna Fairbanks, Olivia Jordan, Haley Kalil, Camille Kostek and Tabria Majors – range from a former NFL cheerleader, beauty pageant winners, a security guard, a podcast host and an award-winning scientific researcher. All six women will appear in the 2018 issue, and one winner will be selected as an SI Swimsuit 2019 rookie.

But there is one particular finalist who isn’t shaped like the rest and is trying to represent for the real, curvy and thick women out there: Tabria Majors.

(Photo credit: instagram.com/tabriamajors)

Majors is a stunning 27-year-old Nashville, Tennessee native. The 5-foot-10 218 pound beauty said one of her goals is to land a magazine cover to showcase “under represented” women in the industry (video below).

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“I would love to see more women who look like me in Sports Illustrated, a woman of color with these big hips and this not-so-flat stomach, and all this stuff going on back here,” she said in her brief video. “I would love to serve as a role model to young girls to show them they can do anything they put their mind to. I’ve only been modeling for two years, but I’m submitting anyway because I think I have a shot.”

The daughter of former Glencliff High and Middle Tennessee State star offensive lineman Tracy Majors became wildly popular after quitting her job two years ago with a production company to become a fashion model.

But her road to modeling stardom hasn’t always been a smooth one. She has her share of haters that try to criticize and shame her size and voluptuous body. But Majors takes the high road and even shouts-out the not-so-nice comments she’s been getting in an instagram video below:

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Now Majors splits time between apartments in New York and L.A., currently has deals with Walmart, Target, Nike, Kohl’s, Forever 21, Fashion Nova, Charlotte Rouse, Ashley Stewart, Arianna Pappell and several other clothing lines.

“Landing the cover of any magazine would be amazing, but more importantly it’s about expanding diversity within…

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(Photo credit: SI.com)

For years, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue has been like the holy grail for beautiful women. The women that have graced the cover have all been beautiful including Tyra Banks (she was the first Black woman), Serena Williams and Beyonce. This year, the magazine launched its first-ever open casting call, inviting women of all shapes and sizes to audition for the chance to become a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model and appear on the coveted cover. More than 5,000 women responded, submitting videos on Instagram using the hashtag #SISwimSearch, each of them showcasing their own unique personality and background.

The six finalists — Allie Ayers, Iyonna Fairbanks, Olivia Jordan, Haley Kalil, Camille Kostek and Tabria Majors – range from a former NFL cheerleader, beauty pageant winners, a security guard, a podcast host and an award-winning scientific researcher. All six women will appear in the 2018 issue, and one winner will be selected as an SI Swimsuit 2019 rookie.

But there is one particular finalist who isn’t shaped like the rest and is trying to represent for the real, curvy and thick women out there: Tabria Majors.

(Photo credit: instagram.com/tabriamajors)

Majors is a stunning 27-year-old Nashville, Tennessee native. The 5-foot-10 218 pound beauty said one of her goals is to land a magazine cover to showcase “under represented” women in the industry (video below).

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“I would love to see more women who look like me in Sports Illustrated, a woman of color with these big hips and this not-so-flat stomach, and all this stuff going on back here,” she said in her brief video. “I would love to serve as a role model to young girls to show them they can do anything they put their mind to. I’ve only been modeling for two years, but I’m submitting anyway because I think I have a shot.”

The daughter of former Glencliff High and Middle Tennessee State star offensive lineman Tracy Majors became wildly popular after quitting her job two years ago with a production company to become a fashion model.

But her road to modeling stardom hasn’t always been a smooth one. She has her share of haters that try to criticize and shame her size and voluptuous body. But Majors takes the high road and even shouts-out the not-so-nice comments she’s been getting in an instagram video below:

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Now Majors splits time between apartments in New York and L.A., currently has deals with Walmart, Target, Nike, Kohl’s, Forever 21, Fashion Nova, Charlotte Rouse, Ashley Stewart, Arianna Pappell and several other clothing lines.

“Landing the cover of any magazine would be amazing, but more importantly it’s about expanding diversity within…

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