In the '90s, Emme Aronson rose to fame as the first plus-size supermodel. Today, at age 50, she's committed to being healthy and to helping others get physically and spiritually fit. Yet, she still remembers the closed-minded photographer who almost made her walk away from her first big modeling job.

EMME has paved the way for women to know that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. TV personality, supermodel, mom, author, brand spokesperson, creative director of her clothing lines, and lecturer, Emme with Syracuse University launched Fashion Without Limits to change the face in fashion by creating an inclusive fashion education curriculum.

Supermodel Emme joins Billy Bush and guest co-host Holly Robinson Peete on Team to discuss her career as a full-figured model. What obstacles did she have to overcome to break into the modeling industry?

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CNN's Becky Anderson interviews plus-sized supermodel Emme as the connector of the day.