OMEN
08-17-2006, 12:24 PM
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BEST BREASTS: Angela Bloomfield has New Zealand's Best Breasts, according to a new survey.
Nicky Watson move over, there are a new pair of celebrity breasts in town.
Former Shortland Street actress Angela Bloomfield – who made a fleeting appearance on television show Dancing with the Stars this year – has been voted New Zealand's Best Breasts.
Bloomfield beat other high profile breasts for the title, including those of Charlotte Dawson, Kerre Woodham, Stacey Daniels, as well as Watson.
The award was given last night as part of a promotion of lingerie maker Fayreform's National Breast Pride Week.
It was voted on by 1500 women who took part in the company's survey on breasts.
While Bloomfield's turn on the dance floor may not have been successful, it may have given her the opportunity to give her breasts the much-needed exposure needed to claim an uplifting title.
Bloomfield and her dancing breasts were eliminated within the first four weeks, while those of ACT politician Rodney Hide remained on show.
NZPA
BEST BREASTS: Angela Bloomfield has New Zealand's Best Breasts, according to a new survey.
Nicky Watson move over, there are a new pair of celebrity breasts in town.
Former Shortland Street actress Angela Bloomfield – who made a fleeting appearance on television show Dancing with the Stars this year – has been voted New Zealand's Best Breasts.
Bloomfield beat other high profile breasts for the title, including those of Charlotte Dawson, Kerre Woodham, Stacey Daniels, as well as Watson.
The award was given last night as part of a promotion of lingerie maker Fayreform's National Breast Pride Week.
It was voted on by 1500 women who took part in the company's survey on breasts.
While Bloomfield's turn on the dance floor may not have been successful, it may have given her the opportunity to give her breasts the much-needed exposure needed to claim an uplifting title.
Bloomfield and her dancing breasts were eliminated within the first four weeks, while those of ACT politician Rodney Hide remained on show.
NZPA