“I got you covered” - When Derek Jeter’s wife Hannah transformed two college coeds with a magic touch in an epic back-to-school makeover
MLB legend Derek Jeter's wife and supermodel Hannah Jeter made an appearance on ExtraTV in August 2014 when she surprised two college coeds with a "Extra H&M" wardrobe makeover.
The Swimsuit Illustrated supermodel got married to the Yankees icon in 2016 and the couple have four children together. We take a look back to when Hannah appeared on the popular TV show and gave two young girls a complete makeover.
Hannah Davis was born and raised in St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands and played tennis from a young age, going on to become a champion on the Caribbean National team after winning on the Caribbean National Circuit.
Her career as a model took off when she appeared in campaigns for Ralph Lauren in 2006, walking their runway show and becoming the face of their fragrance. Since then, the supermodel has worked with the likes of Elle, Victoria's Secret, Swimsuit Illustrated, and many more. She has also been a familiar face around the MLB after marrying baseball legend Derek Jeter.
In her appearance on ExtraTV in August 2014, Hannah picked out two girls at random from the busy H&M Times Square streets to give them a surprise makeover.
She picked two young college coed girls and gave them a complete wardrobe makeover which included hair styling, makeup and new clothes. After enquiring about their personalities a little, she picked new outfits for them from the H&M store and turned their wardrobe report card from a C to an A+.
"I got you covered. Let's go," she said to the girls.
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