Kate Upton Seems to Be Getting a Vogue Cover

The Kate Upton Vogue cover rumor just got a little more juice thanks to a Samsung publicist. In a pitch touting an interview with the model, the publicist promised Upton could "chat about her upcoming Vogue cover in June" in addition to whatever Samsung gewgaw she was being paid to promote. Condé Nast has yet to comment on the cover rumor. Upton has previously covered Vogue Italia, British Vogue, and Sports Illustrated — twice. [Styleite]

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