AFTER achieving her "biggest dream" of becoming a Victoria's Secret model after winning the lingerie brand's Model Search in 2009, Kylie Bisutti has quit as one of the faces of the label - because it clashes with her Christian beliefs.
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"My body should only be for my husband and it's just a sacred thing," Bisutti said. "I didn't really want to be that kind of role model for younger girls because I had a lot of younger Christian girls who were looking up to me and then thinking that it was okay for them to walk around and show their bodies in lingerie to guys."
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Bisutti joined models including Heidi Klum, Miranda Kerr, Doutzen Kroes and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley on the 2009 Victoria's Secret catwalk after beating 10,000 other hopefuls to the prize - but revealed the dream, in the end, wasn't worth it.
"Victoria's Secret was my absolutely biggest goal in life, and it was all I ever wanted career-wise," she told FOX411. "I actually loved it while I was there, it was so much fun and I had a blast. But the more I was modelling lingerie - and lingerie isn't clothing - I just started becoming more uncomfortable with it because of my faith. I'm Christian, and reading the Bible more, I was becoming more convicted about it. It is a very hard industry to be in without falling into things you don't want to do. I've fallen into many things that I wouldn't have wanted to do, it's a very tempting industry."
"Especially being married, I just wanted to keep my marriage sacred because divorce rates now in America are pretty high, and I just want to do everything I can to keep my marriage special."
Bisutti intends to continue modelling, but won't appear in lingerie again.
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