gone on to pose for many magazines, including Vogue Italia. Controversy Promotion of conspiracy theories Feenstra has attracted controversy for spreading debunked conspiracy theories through her social media accounts. She was first noted for spreading QAnon-style conspiracy theories in 2020. In February 2023, Feenstra participated in a campaign initiated by far-right activists against writer Pim Lammers. Lammers was due to write a poem for the Kinderboekenweek, an annual event to promote Dutch literature for children. In 2015, Lammers wrote a work of fiction, which was aimed at adults, and which describes the way in which a young boy is groomed by an adult man. A far-right activist published an article containing portions of this text, branding Lammers a "gay activist" who spreads "fantasies about abuse by pedophiles". Feenstra cited this article on social media and accused Lammers of "glorifying pedophilia". The campaign resulted in Lammers receiving death threats and deciding to resign from writing the poem. Feenstra celebrated Lammers' decision to step down. In response to criticism, Feenstra affirmed her belief in the debunked Pizzagate-conspiracy theory. References External links 1985 births Dutch female models Dutch people of Indonesian descent Indo people People convicted of theft Living people Next Top Model winners People from Groningen (city)