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Music Idol beauty Nikolic snubs Playboy

Mon, Jun 15 2009 11:31 CET byNick Iliev 2650 Views 3 Comments
Music Idol beauty Nikolic snubs Playboy

Sanja Nikolic, second from the right

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Music Idol beauty Nikolic snubs Playboy

Playboy's first Bulgarian issue was published in March 2002.

The Macedonian-born beauty Sanja Nikolic, the co-host of Music Idol's third season in Bulgaria, has refused an offer from Playboy to appear on its cover pages.

The men's magazine had reportedly made an official offer to Nikolic, which she categorically refused, saying: "I have no desire for my name to be associated with such advertisement, as there are a lot more dignified ways for me to succeed in life". Additionally, she cited her "conservative family and traditional upbringing", as quoted by website avtora.com

Nikolic claims it was not the first time erotic magazines have made advances to her, especially since in 2000 she won the title Miss Macedonia.

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Anonymous Jane184 Tue, Jun 16 2009 02:32 CET
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Good thinking, good career move, good values, good for her!

Anonymous Mia Mon, Jun 15 2009 15:49 CET
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Now this is a woman who deserves respect! Good for her. It's about time that women realized that they are worth more than a set of titty photos.

Anonymous MM Mon, Jun 15 2009 15:36 CET
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Good for her.

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