Tiarra Bonner

When I started modeling, it was a way for me to get away from reality. It was simply something that I did for myself outside of being a mother, working and going to school.
For the last 2 years I have been in several local Milwaukee fashion shows. Having walked for designers such as Gg's Collections, Rochelle's Boutique and Kelvin Haydon. My passion has grown enough for me to now feel the need to pursue modeling as more than just a hobby, but a career.
If asked, family and friends would say that I am weird, outgoing, determined and caring. I want people to recognize me as someone that turned a bad situation into something constructive and positive. Being a teen mom wasn't easy, but I was determined not to let my daughters down, no matter what it took! So I press on. I also desire to organize a way to reach out to young girls and get them more involved in and excited about there futures.
I use to play basketball , volleyball and track in high school. I love sports. They kept me in my books. This allowed me to enjoy math and science. I intend to intertwine this with my passion for youth in order to help young girls excel in math and science. I also love working with my hands, solving problems and building things. Currently, I am pursuing a degree in electrical engineering. Which explains why I want to get more young women interested in math and science.
I'm not in search of fame, or fortune. I'm simply in pursuit of making a difference. My hearts desire is to utilize the gifts that I have to encourage young ladies to follow their dreams despite their circumstances. For me, this is only the beginning!