Beverly Johnson’s Diet Once Consisted of Cocaine, Champagne & Coffee: The skinnier you were, the more fabulous you were.
In her new memoir — The Face That Changed It All — Beverly Johnson is revealing some of the more darker moments of her life.
The retired 63-year-old super model has had a legendary career and was first African-American face on the cover of American Vogue back in 1974.
I’ve talked about bulimia, anorexia, depression and losing my daughter in a custody battle but never about drugs.
When she was just getting her start in the modeling world, in the early seventies, she was rejected and told that she was too fat. At the time, she 5’9″ and 125 pounds.
To become a size zero, she admits to starving herself until she weighed just 103 pounds. She says:
I was eating nothing, zero. I drank black coffee, a sip of broth if things got tough, and in the evening, a glass of champagne as a pick me up. We didn’t even drink water. We thought it was was fattening.
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I hate to bring this up, but this is EXACTLY why I didn’t believe her when she came forward about Bill Cosby. EVERYONE over the age of 40, 45 should remember that she was a stone cold party girl. She and that “original supermodel” woman who used to be ANTM. It’s why I have chosen to wait for proof. It’s sad to say but it was the 70s and 80s. People where doing A LOT of drugs!