Love Quote by Eva Herzigova

“I also love horseback riding in New Jersey” has the offhand charm of a celebrity aside that accidentally reveals how fame learns to perform normalcy. Eva Herzigova, a supermodel whose public image was built in the high-gloss, high-drama era of ’90s fashion, isn’t giving you a manifesto; she’s giving you a coordinate. New Jersey, of all places, is the point. It’s not Paris runway mythology or some aspirational, jet-set cliché. It’s a state that reads, culturally, as everyday and slightly unglamorous in the popular imagination, which makes the line work as a soft rebuttal to the idea that models only exist in limousines and editorial spreads.

The sentence structure matters: “also” signals an add-on, as if she’s ticking through interests in conversation, trying to meet the listener where they are. That casualness is the subtext. It suggests an awareness that the audience expects a certain kind of answer - yoga retreats, obscure European beaches - and she’s choosing something disarmingly specific instead. Horseback riding adds another layer: it’s a leisure activity with upper-class associations, but it’s presented without pomp, nested inside a distinctly unprestigious location. Glamour and ordinariness get spliced together.

Contextually, it reads like lifestyle PR in its most effective form: not selling a product, selling proximity. The intent isn’t to impress; it’s to seem reachable. The quiet power of the quote is that it humanizes without confessing anything risky. It’s relatability with boundaries, a reminder that even the most photographed people still need hobbies - and a place to put them.