Models and Runways



Welcome to my corner.

My name is Chaline Anarado, but my friends call me Chalinerados.
I am a model, an aesthete, an athlete, and an actress. Add language freak to the list, too.

I graduated from the Modern Languages Department in UNIZIK, majoring in French. And I am currently pursuing a diploma in Chinese.
When I am not cat-walking on the runway, or acting a script on a movie set, I am out working as an Interpreter/Translator (French/English), Catwalk instructor, Events host, and TV/Radio presenter.

Stick around for all the exciting gist on lifestyle and modeling.

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CONTACTS. 
Email: chalinerados@yahoo.com
Twitter/IG/Snapchat: @chalinerados

AWARDS. 

Queen of Anambra Carnival, 2014.

Miss Nigeria Entertainment Universe, 2015.

Face of Venny Magazine. 

Miss NYSC Cross River State, 2016.



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