Overview
- Rojinski said in an RTL interview this week that she long felt ashamed of her body after early breast development and that the attention overwhelmed her as a teenager.
- She described being sexualized without consent in adolescence and said early career offers steered her toward sexualized, ‘Playboy’-style roles, which she rejected.
- Rojinski told journalists she has struggled for years to find bras, swimwear and lingerie that fit and support larger busts, saying sizes either felt too small or did not hold.
- Multiple outlets report she has developed a lingerie line with the brand Triumph and that she is using her roughly 3 million–follower social reach to promote the collection; those reports are presented as media accounts.
- The story links a personal journey to a commercial response and may push more attention to product gaps for women with larger busts and to broader conversations about media sexualization and body acceptance.