Anorexia, Drugs, Eating Cotton Wool Dipped In OJ! Eddie Murphy's Daughter Reveals Horrors Of Modeling Industry

Eddie Murphy's daughter, Bria, is opening up about the horrors of the modeling industry, and OKMagazine.com has all the details of her shocking tell-all!

The stunning 23-year-old knows what she's talking about, having modeled for Maxim and the hair care line Dark and Lovely amongst others, and the story she tells is horrifying to say the least.

Bria, who is the oldest of five children her actor father had with now ex-wife, Nicole Murphy, aspires to be a Victoria's Secret model one day, and she revealed the pressure some young girls are under to slim down, and the draconian measures they employ to try and do so.

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"I've heard of people eating cotton balls with orange juice … they dip it in the orange juice and then they eat the cotton balls to help them feel full,' she told Good Morning America.

"The cotton's not doing anything. It's just dissolving. And it makes you think you're full, but you're not."

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"Lots of girls get addicted to drugs and anorexia," she said, going on to admit that despite her naturally tiny frame, she puts herself under constant scrutiny over her weight.

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"I'm a small girl naturally, but I can gain weight," she said. "And I'm going through little hormonal changes and my body's changing and I'm like, 'Oh my God, I'm gaining weight this week, I'm losing weight next week.'"

Growing up with such a famous father you would think Bria would be used to being in the spotlight, but she admits to growing up shy and to having to fight against it everyday with encouraging pep talks to herself!

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"I was like, 'Bria, you can't want to model and not want to be out there in - be the center of attention,'" She said. "'So you've got to get over your little fears of putting yourself out there.'"

And one lesson that is essential to all aspiring models?

You can't take rejection personally!

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"It's your job to go into a room—and some people will just say no without an explanation, and some will be like, 'Oh, your nose is too big. Your butt's too big. Oh, your legs are flabby,'" she said.

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