Georgia Fowler explains how she tries to strike the right balance with social media. Photo / Getty Images
Georgia Fowler explains how she tries to strike the right balance with social media. Photo / Getty Images
New Zealand-born Victoria Secret supermodel Georgia Fowler has opened up about the negative side of social media, saying it has made her "scared of having daughters".
Fowler said in an interview that the pressure social media puts on young women is something that worries her a lot.
Speaking to Stellarmagazine, the Kiwi model said "Instagram can be a really positive thing for creatives" but added that it comes with a lot of downsides, especially for young women.
"It does worry me on the flipside if there are very young girls posting images of themselves, that may be a bit too provocative for their age," the model, who has 1.2 million followers on Instagram, said.
"That part... oh, god, that scares the s**t out of me if I ever have girls," she added.
Fowler admitted there is a lot of her life that doesn't make it on to her social media profiles as she tries to find a balance between connecting with her audience while maintaining her privacy.
"It's a fine line between over-sharing and connecting with your followers, who want to see your real life. So it's always a seesaw, trying to figure out that balance," she said.
