Beauty & Fashion
Alice Marie Johnson is now a model for Kim Kardashian’s shapewear
Alice Marie Johnson, a great-grandmother who was serving a life sentence in prison for a nonviolent drug-related crime without possibility of parole, is now a model for Kim Kardashian’s shapewear.
Alice Marie Johnson, a great-grandmother who was serving a life sentence in prison for a nonviolent drug-related crime without possibility of parole, is now a model for Kim Kardashian’s shapewear.
Alice Marie Johnson is now a model
Kim Kardashian helped free Johnson from prison in one of the first cases she took on, using her influence to seek justice for non‑violent offenders. Johnson says Kim transformed her life and calls her a “war angel.”
Now, Johnson has made her modeling debut for Kim’s latest venture, SKIMS Solutionwear.
In a video shared on Instagram, Johnson posed in the SKIMS Sculpting Bodysuit. The bodysuit will be released online September 10. Johnson discussed how much her life has changed since Kim helped to get her granted clemency.
During an episode of Keeping Up With Kardashian’s, Johnson expressed the difficulty of finding a job after prison.
“I know people…that was one of the reasons that many of them came back to prison,” Alice told Kim. “They couldn’t find jobs, and they returned to what they knew.”
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