"How did your soccer career begin?"

"Interestingly, there was no one in the family who played soccer. Not my parents - they never watched soccer either."

"In school, it all began with playing soccer. The boys were always allowed to play soccer, and the girls' gymnastics involved a lot of athleticism and running. Soooo, then I asked if I could swap."

"The first time I went to practice, I attended the boys' training. And there were one or two other girls, which made me very happy. There wasn't a proper girls' team back then."

"How did you come to study law?"

"I've always been passionate about justice and enjoyed mediating disputes. I've always had a knack for it and enjoyed debating."

"And my grandmother eventually told me that with my way of communicating, I should either become a presenter or study law."

"But I don't actually want to become a lawyer. I used to want to be a judge because I liked the idea of being in this objective role. But the longer I'm in school, the less certain I am about where exactly I want to go with it. However, I'm sure I want to do something related to law. For example, I could see myself working in NGOs."

"How did you get into modeling?"

"The whole modeling thing happened very spontaneously. I was 18 and used to post photos on Instagram, mostly of everything, not just myself."

"At some point, a photographer approached me and asked if I wanted to take photos with her. I was really excited and flattered but also super nervous. It was my first time, after all.
I kinda fell in love with it and I am doing it since then."

"What I like is that the modeling world is becoming more diverse, which is a great development.

Personally, I was really taken under someone's wing and introduced to this industry, for which I am very grateful. I just love working together with many people on something, it gives me a lot!"