News about Bridget Malcolm

The prospect of observing a body-inclusive fashion show was not so long ago a viable option. However, the Spring/ Summer 2025 runways (pictured) have presented a starkly different reality. The Vogue Business inclusivity report found the body positivity movement has 'lost steam in mainstream culture as the pendulum has swung back to the glamorisation of thinness'.

Two huge names for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show may have been leaked this Tuesday - just hours before the superstars hit the runway. The extravaganza will mount its grand return that night in New York City, after it was canceled in 2019 amid a blizzard of controversy that included allegations of misogyny and promoting an unhealthy body image. Supermodels galore have signed up to represent the lingerie brand's comeback show, with some names released and others kept under wraps.

When she was a student and after she graduated from Methodist Ladies' College in Perth in 2008, Bridget Malcolm (left) was exposed to 'grooming-like behaviour' by Aurelio 'Bobby' Gallo (inset). Mr Gallo's teaching licence was suspended for 3.5 years for "serious misconduct" that included emails asking Malcolm for topless photos, a dinner date, and Skype demands. Ms Malcolm's identity remained anonymous until she outed herself in a personal Instagram post last Saturday. She said she felt a'responsibility to be completely transparent' about her personal experiences, which was inspired by sexual assault survivor Grace Tame (right).

He spent time with Australian model Bridget Malcolm (left), and Aurelio 'Bobby' Gallo (top right) taught at Perth's all-girls Methodist Ladies' College. The State Administrative Tribunal in Western Australia suspended the 53-year-old's teaching licence for 3.5 years for "significant misconduct," with Ms Malcolm announcing she was the student at the time of the incident this week. The struggling teacher has since relisted the $1.3 million Queensland home (bottom right) he shares with his wife (bottom right) on the market, with the property listed as a build.

Aurelio 'Bobby' Gallo, 53, (inset), was a high school music tutor at Perth's prestigious all-girls Methodist Ladies' College. Bridget Malcolm (left and right) was sent emails, texts, and phone calls from the instructor between 2007 and 2008, including a request for topless photographs. Gallo's licence was suspended for 3.5 years after being found to have committed "significant misconduct" by the Western Australia Teachers Registration Board in August. Mr Gallo was suspended by the Queensland College of Teachers on Monday, and he was later dismissed as the head of performing arts at John Paul College in Logan.

Aurelio 'Bobby' Gallo, 53, was a high school music teacher at Perth's prestigious all-girls Methodist Ladies' College. Bridget Malcolm (left and right) received emails, texts, and phone calls from the teacher from 2007 to 2008, as well as after her graduation at the end of the year. Gallo wanted topless photographs from Ms Malcolm after she left school, gave her a silver charm, and signed off his emails with 'luv forever'. Gallo's licence was suspended after he was found to have committed "significant misconduct" by the Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia in August.

Bridget Malcolm, 30, (left and right) was a student at Perth's prestigious all-girls Methodist Ladies' College (inset), and was taught by Bobby Gallo, 53. Mr Gallo's teaching licence was suspended for three years by the Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia last month due to'serious misconduct' against a student. The model revealed that she was the schoolgirl Mr Gallo's "misconduct" had been directed at in a emotional post on Saturday, revealing it on Instagram.

When she defended the lingerie brand against backlash, former VS Angel Heidi, 49, demonstrated that she wasn't letting go of her wings. Heidi also slammed the Hulu docuseries, which follows the blurry friendship between CEO Les Wexner and billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. Hulu urged her to be in the docuseries, but she said they were 'barking the wrong tree' when she had nothing negative to say. The model worked with the brand for 13 years before serving as a top Angel for more than a decade, from 1999 to 2010. Victoria's Secret: Angels and Demons follows the brand's dark past as well as former models who spilled secrets. Victoria's Secret has re-branded to reflect a more welcoming environment for both customers and employees since Wexner stepped down in 2020.