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''Exclusive Interview With Influencer & Aspiring Model Amber Landers”



I’m Amber Landers, 19 years old. Im from and based in Cape Town, South Africa. I’m an influencer and aspiring model. I’ve worked with well known international brands. Such as Bodyblendz, LullaBellz, Cocoalocks, happinessboutique and more



I’ve made a name for myself internationally, which took hard work. I’m the winner of the youth run spree competition. I’m all about women empowerment and positive energy


I’m way too genuine and kind hearted, some people think I’m too good to be true. But I genuinely care a lot about the human race and I believe that anyone can achieve their goals and dreams if they put the work in.

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Unknown said…
Proud to be a family member.... Proud of the woman you've become, proud of the positive influence your parents has on you. Well done Smbrr!
16 March 2019 at 02:54
Unknown said…
Proud of you my baby. I love you so much😘❤️
16 March 2019 at 03:37
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