Last month, Emily Ratajkowski put out a video in support of Bernie Sanders. Recently, the 28-year-old was spotted in Los Angeles wearing a T-shirt donning a black and white image of the presidential candidate. She then went shopping at The Grove while sporting the shirt.
Emily Ratajkowski was spotted in Los Angeles recently, proudly expressing her admiration for Bernie Sanders. The supermodel flaunted her toned legs in a pair of Daisy Dukes and wore her luxurious hair down, while her screen siren features were accentuated with makeup. To complete her leggy look, she accessorized with cat-eye sunglasses, hoop earrings, and a pair of white sneakers. Emily had spent Valentine’s Day in Jamaica with her husband Sebastian Bear-McClard and their friend Josh Ostrovsky (The Fat Jew) and his new influencer wife Caitlin King, who was previously involved in a joke-stealing scandal in 2015.
Going about her day: The young lady, aged 28, effortlessly put on a T-shirt featuring a monochrome photograph of Bernie before venturing to The Grove for some retail therapy.
Emily, the “Chief of Taste” for Josh’s canned rose brand Babe, recently starred in a Super Bowl ad that had a block-party theme. In 2015, when she gave Vogue a tour of her spacious LA apartment, she expressed her desire for a platform to redistribute wealth in the country. However, she got married to Sebastian at a courthouse in New York City in February 2018 while wearing a $200 Zara trouser suit. Emily made headlines last year when she defended her husband against accusations of not paying rent on his apartment.
Fashionable Trendsetter: With her gorgeous legs perfectly on display in a stylish pair of Daisy Dukes, and her luscious locks cascading down her shoulders, this celebrity effortlessly flaunted her stunning screen siren looks with the help of some expertly applied makeup.
According to his landlord, Sebastian was using a loophole meant for struggling artists to avoid paying $120,000 in rent, despite being wealthy. However, Emily refuted these claims on Twitter, stating that Sebastian is an independent movie producer and not as rich as people assume. Emily further explained that Sebastian’s parents are artists who were priced out of their homes in downtown New York, and he was raised in the same neighborhood where he lives now. Emily expressed pride in Sebastian’s fight against a real estate conglomerate that bought his building for $40 million and is spreading false information about its tenants for profit.