Oct 16, 2014 07:52 AM EDT
Supermodel Naomi Campbell Joins ‘Wake up Call Selfie Campaign’ for Syrian Children

What's the latest with Victoria Secret British model Naomi Campbell who has a net worth of $48 million? Campbell, a mixed blood of African-Jamaican and Chinese-Jamaican origin joins the UNICEF's 'Wake up Call' selfie campaign (#WakeUpCall) along with other famous celebrities.

'Wake up Call' selfie campaign, initiated by UNICEF UK Ambassador Jemima Khan aims at funding and supporting Syrian children who are completely devastated and affected by the growing conflicts in the territory.

The UNICEF campaign has been popular to over 300 million people worldwide including the efforts of the most celebrated personalities. The campaign encourages people to post a barefaced 'selfies' to their Twitter accounts the moment they wake up.

Celebrities who join Campbell were Paris Hilton, Natalie Imbruglia, Daisy Lowe, Tom Hiddleston, Stephen Fry, Alexa Chung, Jeremy Clarkson and Liam Neeson. The initiatives of the well known celebrities have been seen on their Twitter and Instagram pages and have called for other popular entertainers and big names to participate.

Based on the global humanitarian organization, Syria is regarded among the most unsafe places in the world to live as a child. Due to the civil conflict, roughly 6.5 million Syrian children have suffered, nearly 2.8 million children weren't able to study and 1 million were relocated because of war.

Aside from being active in ramp modeling, social media, gigs and movies, the model, actress, and producer has slated the Fox network hip-hop drama in a major recurring role as Camilla, which has a debut target in early 2015, The Hollywood Reporter stated.

English model Campbell started her modeling career at an early age of 15.  She became one of the most popular models in the world in the period of 1980s to 1990s. She is also amongst the first supermodels recognized along with others including Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington.

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