wanted to go in the modeling business and professional career as a model. so i moved to milan and paris. sean: w how young where you? i started modeling in sylvania first when i was 16. then i went to milan and started from then on. sean: were you with your parents? so you grew up fast at a young age, independent of a young age. yes. sean: as he looked back on that, your journey from paris and milan to new york, did thatt says, they are competent, a good friend, and true to yourself? yes. my journey made me that. sean: madame first lady, thank you so much. thank you. sean: when we come back, you won t believe this, the mainstream media is reacting negatively to my interview with the first lady. they cannot help themselves. it is pathetic. joe concha, rachel campos duffy when we come back, straight ahead.
and i don t think you talk a lot publicly about your journey from that small town to paris to all these major cities, from there to new york city. tell us about that journey. werell your parents with you? when you are a model, where you alone? after my studies, i went to the modeling business. and i lived in milan and paris, and in 1996, he moved to new york. and then, my career, i stayed in new york, and here we are today. sean: it s interesting because you are now traveling but youou end up in the biggest city and you told the story about how you met the president. when did you know that he was the one? was there a moment? we had a great chemistry when we met w in 1998.
and i don t think you have talked a lot publicly about your journey. from that small town to paris, to all these major cities, from there to new york city. tell us about that journey. we are parents with you? were you a model and alone? after my studies i went into the modeling business, and i lived in milan and in paris and in 1996, i moved to new york. my career, i loved it, and i stayed in new york and here we are today. sean: it s interesting because you are now traveling, but you end up in the biggest city and you told a story about how you met the president. when did you know that he was the one? was there a moment? we had a great chemistry when
suitcase. she s back in the uk after being kidnapped and held captive a week in milan, italy. her abductor planned to sell her as a sex slave in an auction on the dark web. one person charged and still on the hunt for more. for more, in rome, following all of this. has the very latest. honestly, how does something like this happen? reporter: well, you know, this is just blind trust. this young woman came to italy thinking she would be in a photo shoot, hoping to break into the international modeling business. she came here. her agent set it up. a certain sense of legitimacy to it. and ended up as you said in a suitcase, taken to a remote area kept for a week while her captor told her he would put her on auction for, starting price, about $300,000, and see who the highest bidder was. she s talking now. listen to a little what she had to say about her ordeal. i ve been through a terrifying experience. i feared for my life second by
can go to jail for sleep something where. reporter: after months of living together on the streets, chocolate and her fiance, brian, seem to be getting a break. i am waiting for my friends here. he s going to take me to his house. it will get me and my fiancee off the streets. sometimes i wonder if he s too good to be true, though. he has done so much for us. he has gotten brian a job. he s taken us off the streets now. he s given me rides. i mean he s fed me. i love you. reporter: terry worked with chocolate at taco bell and runs a remodeling business where brian works. this is interesting. reporter: terry invited