White German Model Identifies As Black, Plans To Move to Africa After Melanotan Transformation

• A white woman who "identifies as black," shared her intentions of moving to Africa
• The German lady along with her husband have reportedly injected Melanotan a synthetic hormone to darken their skin, and have faced fierce backlash
• The woman expressed her reason for relocating to Africa and what would take to do so

A white German lady shared her plans to "move Africa" as she identifies herself as a "black" woman.

The 36-year-old Martina Big, and her husband Michael Eurwen, have been the targets of harsh criticism over the years from those who believe they will "never be black" since they both inject Melanotan, a synthetic hormone, to darken their skin.

However, the glamour model, who underwent surgery to enlarge her 32T breasts, has since stated that she has "received invitations from fans in many African countries."

According to Daily Mail, the model revealed that she and her husband had been planning to move abroad for years but faced delays due to the pandemic. Now, they are actively preparing for their relocation to Africa. She shared that choosing a destination hasn’t been easy, as they’ve received invitations from fans across the continent.

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"At the moment, Namibia and Kenya are on our shortlist. Michael worries that it will be hard for me to make money in Africa because the majority of my modelling assignments are in the US and Europe. It has taken a lot of effort on my part to persuade him that this is the best course of action for us."

Model plans surgeries before Africa move

Following a baptism ceremony, the model also who goes by the name Malaika Kubwa, which translates to "Big Angel" in Swahili—claims to have the biggest breasts in Europe.

She has had lip augmentations and breast enhancements, and before travelling to Africa, she intends to have surgery to widen her nose and have her butt augmented.

According to Big, when she made her first trip to Nairobi in 2018, numerous locals recognised her and even wanted to take photos with her.

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She highlighted her strong bond with the people of Africa. Despite facing online criticism, she remains unfazed by negative remarks about her identity.

"I want to emigrate to Africa because I feel a deep connection to the African people. The harsh criticism usually comes from the US via social media. People say things like: 'You're white, you'll never be black' or say my skin is 'blackface'. But I don't take these comments to heart."

Martina believes negative attitudes towards them hold back when met in person, but feels at home and overwhelmed by the response they receive when visiting Africa.

Model’s bold claims on skin change

The model with peroxide blonde hair, claims she experienced a dramatic skin colour change after receiving Melanotan injections.

During her 2019 appearance on the TV show This Morning, Big sparked controversy by stating that although she and her husband Michael were both born white, she believed their future children would have dark skin.

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The show's presenter seemed taken aback and asked if doctors had actually told her that her baby would be black. Big confidently confirmed, adding that they had also discussed whether breastfeeding would be safe for her.

Later, she doubled down on Facebook, insisting that doctors now considered her physically a black woman and that her future children would indeed be black, reported Daily Mail.

"I can clearly feel that I am black, but it is hard to find the right words to describe it."

However, people questioned her logic, as cosmetic changes do not affect genetics.

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Updated by Hilary Sekgota, Human Interest HOD at Briefly News.

Source: Briefly News