Angela Martini is one of those rare women; she is half goddess, half woman. She took after her strong and beautiful mother who studied at night to earn her degree in Biology and Chemistry. Years have passed since Angela tied her mother’s underwear up into a pair of stylish shorts and walked down a makeshift catwalk to win the neighborhood’s summer beauty pageant. She was only 7 then but already envisioned herself as a successful international model. Today, she doesn’t even have time to unpack from her previous trip before she starts packing for another.

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Angela Martini, Miss Universe Albania 2010 and Elite model, has just written the book Ambassador of the Light.

Trend Prive Magazine spoke with Martini about her journey from being a model to venturing into being an author and licensed life coach.

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I have always wanted to go to dinner theatre. It just seemed like such a cool, different experience. Plus, I was obsessed with the movie “Connie and Carla.” If you haven’t seen it and you love musicals I promise you will love it.

I heard about the Rockwell but in the 15 years I have lived in LA I have never gone. I reached out to see about covering the show and was given tickets. First, I was excited because I love a good musical and one of my favorite movies is “A League of their Own.” This was not some cheesy local show. I was absolutely blown away by everyone and their voices. I have always said I think the best actors are Broadway peeps because you have to sing, dance and act.

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