My uncle was a fashion Photographer in the mid-80's in Manhattan. Before she married David Bowie, supermodel Iman was his girlfriend for two years. When he died 8 years ago, the editor of Vogue Magazine sent flowers. I spent a year up in New York after high school, and met quite a few wacked out models.
After my divorce in 2008, I connected online with a former Miss USA. But she was a mental case, and I decided to pass on dating her. My ex-wife was more beautiful than both the Playboy model and the Miss USA. People would mistake her for Jennifer Beals, but she was shorter, and had a body like Jessica Alba. 3 kids, and 30 years later, she's not quite as hot as she once was.
But trust me. Being married to an ultra-beautiful woman has its drawbacks. On the one hand, other men and women think you've got something going on to land such a beauty. On the other hand, every man is always hitting on her, and she can come to believe she "could have done better" when the hard times that happen in every relationship come. And that can lead to situations that demand divorce.
In the decade I've been divorced, I've had 5 different women ask me to marry them - and 3 of them were more than 10 years younger than me. I'm still single now, because the old saying is true. "No matter how beautiful a woman is, somewhere there is a man tired of putting up with her ****." I can testify to that.
One more thing. For all you Garrett haters who bag on him for being a Carrot-top, I can also testify that there is a substantial subset of women who are fascinated by it and very, very curious to know if you have red hair "all over." Makes for some easy pickings if you're half way charming. ROTFLMAO.