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    But Chic executive Kathy Ward contradicted this, saying Van de Vorst was "very professional and had an amazing attitude". "She perfectly fits the profile of the Chic model, the likes of which include Miranda Kerr, Abbey Lee Kershaw and Sarah Stevens, and was out working today for Grazia and Harper's." Sources close to Chadwicks maintain that during her recent trip to New York with Johns, Van de Vorst could not be enticed into their NY agency in two months. Full Article at Adelaide Now
    She perfectly fits the profile of the Chic model, the likes of which include Miranda Kerr, Abbey Lee Kershaw and Sarah Stevens, and was out working today for Grazia and Harper's.
    SOURCE: Adelaide Now 3 weeks ago
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Daniel's Louise switches camps
  1. There were professional differences as far as her being unavailable for work ... You do need a professional attitude to have a professional career.
    SOURCE: Adelaide Now 3 weeks ago
  2. She apparently dare not let Johns out of her sight. So she knocks back work and stays totally glued to him.
    SOURCE: Adelaide Now 3 weeks ago
  3. She has become Daniel Johns' girlfriend
    SOURCE: Adelaide Now 3 weeks ago

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