Kate Upton heats up the July 2012 cover of GQ magazine posing provocatively with a red, white and blue popsicle and wearing a tiny bikini top. The 20-year-old bombshell dishes on her career and controversies and explains why her male followers like her.
Kate Upton is the ultimate overnight
sensation that managed to become famous for her appearances in the
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, first in 2011, when she was
named Rookie of the Year, and then in 2012, when she was announced
as the cover model. Now, the 20-year-old blonde bombshell heats up
the July 2012 cover of GQ magazine.
It seems that everything started last April with "the Dougie", a
video filmed at a Clippers game at the Staples Center in L.A.,
showing Upton dancing to the hit "Teach Me How to Dougie" by the
hip hop group Cali Swag District. She tells GQ that she didn't
practice for weeks before her big moment. "No! That was my first
Dougie," she insisted in the interview. And then it was The "Cat
Daddy," a twenty-second video in which Upton shows off her dance
moves once again wearing just a bikini.
Kate grew up in a "traditional, all-American family." Her father
was a high school athletic director, while her mother stayed home
with the kids. Upton has two tattoos, a horseshoe on her wrist and
a small cross on the inside of her finger proving her God-fearing
side. "You have to think hard with a tattoo," she says. "What will
I love for the rest of my life?"
Asked about the most exciting thing she's done since becoming
extremely popular, Kate responded immediately sharing a funny story
about the GQ shoot.
"For the GQ photo shoot, we were on that ride where the seat spins
while the actual ride is spinning, and I'm wearing a one-piece. And
all of a sudden the whole entire top falls off! I'm holding myself,
laughing, turning bright red, but a lot of people are watching, so
they kicked us out of the Santa Monica Pier — it was so
embarrassing," she says. "You wouldn't think that would happen with
a one-piece," she adds.
Earlier this year, the Catholic League criticized the way nuns are
portrayed in Peter and Bobby Farrelly's remake of 'The Three
Stooges' which shows Kate Upton emerging from a pool in bikini, a
nun habit and a rosary.
"I can see why the Catholic Church would be upset with me," Kate
told GQ. "But it was just for fun, and I try not to take it more
seriously than that."
Speaking about another controversy that resulted into making
headlines about Upton flirting with both Jets quarterbacks, Tim
Tebow and Mark Sanchez, Kate simply said that, "I'm going to be
less emotionally involved this year."
But how does the American hottie explain the 370,000 Twitter
followers, mostly men? "I grew up in Florida riding horses, so for
the majority of my life I was either in boots and jeans or a
bathing suit," she tells GQ. "I understand why my male followers
like me."
On her career and taking sexy photos, Kate admits that, "It's like
any job. You find your strengths and play them up."
Visit GQ.com to get more details on Kate's cover story!


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