At age 45, supermodel-turned-mogul Tyra Banks came out of modeling retirement to appear on her third Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover.
A yellow-string-bikini-clad Tyra Banks proved she’s still got it on Wednesday by landing the cover of Sports Illustrated’s annual swimsuit issue — for the third time.The 45-year-old supermodel and mogul, who in 1996 was the first African American model to appear on the cover of the special mag, came out of modeling retirement for the shoot in the Bahamas.“My first one was 23 years ago. How crazy is that?” Banks said Wednesday on “Good Morning America,” which revealed the cover.
TYRA! The #SISwim legend is our 2019 cover model! 😍https://t.co/bxnibZoWMW pic.twitter.com/kO215wRBrr— Sports Illustrated Swimsuit May 8, 2019 The “America’s Next Top Model” star, who has been advocating for more inclusivity in the modeling industry, graced one of three covers this year and said she’s changing her professional name to “BanX” for “X-ing out cookie-cutter beauty.”“I’m taking something familiar and making it new. I’m wiser now and thicker,” she said.
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