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Gisele Bundchen's Brazilian Airport Photo Shoot

August 25, 2006 at 9:31 AM | by | Comments (2)

Someone needs to tell Gisele Bundchen about the airport photo shoot craze.  Gisele looks sulky and bothered while walking through Aeroporto Cumbica compared to recent airport photo shoot subjects Adrianna Lima and Bai Ling.  Ok, yes, getting a camera shoved in your face while you are waiting to board a 14 hour red eye to LAX can be irritating, but she may have been better served to at least fake a smile.

We didn't think Gisele was the type to tote a tiny pet on board, let alone a guitar and a travel neck pillow--she looks like a high maintenance traveller for sure.  See how much we learn during these airport photo shoots?

São Paulo's international airport, Aeroporto Cumbica, is in the suburb of Guarulhos, a 45-minute drive from Centro.  This is Brazil's largest airport but only has two runways.  A third is under construction and should open later this year, but you know how airport construction goes.

[Photo: GossipRocks]

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Come on,give the girl a break......so what she doesn't have a big smile on her face every time she gets papped? And speaking of high maintenance traveller-its called being prepared. Next time I fly I'll bring one of those pillows too,saves getting a sore neck!

while you're on the subject Markj,why don't you show your smiling face and who knows what we'll learn from your photo?!

longdistance on November 24, 2007 at 9:16 PM #Permalink

You would learn...

I am sulky and bothered...
markj on November 26, 2007 at 12:34 PM #Permalink

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