10-Year-Old "Most Beautiful Girl" Model Sparks Controversy

Publish Date
Wednesday, 10 February 2016, 7:38AM
10-year-old Kristina Pimenova has been signed to LA models. Photo / Instagram

10-year-old Kristina Pimenova has been signed to LA models. Photo / Instagram

A child model, known as 'the most beautiful girl in the world', has sparked controversy by landing a top modelling contract in the US.

From the age of just three-years-old, Kristina Primenova has been working as a model.

Now 10, she has worked alongside a number of fashion giants, including Dolce & Gabbana, Roberto Cavalli and Armani.

The Russian-born 'little supermodel' has also been signed for the 'Youths' section of LA Models and attracted thousands of fans worldwide.

Sadly, all of the attention hasn't been positive.

Disturbingly, internet predators have access to pictures of young Kristina that some parents deem "provocative" and "inappropriate".

Since amassing more than two million followers on Facebook, Kristina has been bombarded with sexualised comments referring to her legs and body.

On a recent Instagram photo, a commenter remarked: "Do you want to stay with me?" while another said: "sexy legs".

Despite the worrying comments, Kristina's mum Glikeriya Pimenova, 40, doesn't see anything wrong with the photos.

She believes that pictures showcasing children's clothes are not provocative.

In an interview with MailOnline last year, Glikeriya said: "You must think like a paedophile in order to see something sexual in these pictures, so it is time for you to see a doctor."

Despite Kristina's huge online presence, Glikeriya claims that the young girl doesn't access social media.

Mum Glikeriya takes responsibility of posting the snaps to Instagram, Facebook and other online sites.

She claims to frequently delete inappropriate comments and makes sure that everything she posts online is child-friendly.

On Kristina's Facebook page, Glikeriya warns: "Any video or pictures posted here that is not appropriate for Kristina's age will be deleted and whoever posted it will be blocked."

- news.com.au

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