T.O. signs modeling contract
Terrell Owens is taking his game from the football field to the fashion runway.
Yes, as Right Said Fred would suggest, T.O. might just be too sexy for the gridiron. The Associated Press reports that the Buffalo Bills wide receiver has just signed a deal with Wilhelmina Models.
“When you’ve got some good looks like myself, you’ve got to take full advantage,“ Terrell said of his most recent career move.
The agency announced the addition to their sports division in a statement issued this week. Wilhelmina, which also represents boxer Roy Jones Jr., called the partnership a no-brainer considering T.O.’s popularity. The company will help him pursue endorsements in the fashion and personal care industry.
This is just the latest project outside of football. His reality series “The T.O. Show” debuted on VH1 earlier this year, and it’s been picked up for another season.
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