New IPL Shape Open Pro Vianne Smith Lands Cover Of Natural Bikini Magazine

Natural Bikini Magazine Winter 2024 Cover

 
Cover: New IPL Shape Open Pro, Vianne Smith!
Photo by Ben Yosef
Winter 2024 articles and features begin dropping in October
Cover image captured from stage at the September 2024 IPL Golden Heart Classic in Fairbanks, Alaska.
In Alaska, Vianne became just the second Athlete to earn Pro status in the IPL’s new Shape division.
The division premiered the month Prior at the Southwest Grand Prix in Arizona.

“Winning the Open Pro Card for Shape was an incredible experience that left me shaking. I shared the stage with two great friends, which made it even more special. Seeing myself on the cover of Natural Bikini Magazine was a breathtaking moment, that I could have never imagined. Prepping for a show is always a challenge, and I’m grateful to the amazing athletes, judges, and the invaluable posing clinics that helped me prepare. I also want to thank God, my parents, friends, and especially my little girl for all their support. I am excited for the next opportunity to step on stage as an IPL Pro!”

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