Is Alice STILL peeling?

If you were born yesterday or have been living under a rock, you would be forgiven for not knowing who Alice Burdeu is. For the rest of you, I screech this in my most disappointed, motherly voice: GET WITH THE PROGRAM! FOX8's Australia's Next Top Model Program that is! :)

For those of you who missed Season 3 of Australia's Next Top Model, let me fill you in on who Burdeu is...

Alice Burdeu was an unknown skinny strawberry blond from Melbourne who caught the eye of Producers at the ANTM Auditions and landed herself a spot on the show. After impressing the shows Judges (including Alex Perry, Charlotte Dawson and Kirstie Clements of Vogue Australia) with her "unique" and "something special" look, Alice won the title of Top Model and has become THE most successful contestant EVER to come out of the International Top Model Franchise.

Alice has graced the covers of Vogue Australia (twice) and Harper's Bazaar and is a favourite on the New York, London and Milan Runways, modelling for D&G, Lanvin, Louis Vuitton and Alexander McQueen, just to name a few.

It's official, the red head is on FIRE!

Those of you who DID watch Alice make her TV debut would remember her most for being the hypochondriac outcast of Season 3 (success is the sweetest revenge) and who could forget her trademark wispy voice, precious personality and of course, that pale skin.

So ghostly white is Alice, I began to wonder where I had seen this type of phenomenon before and after years of investigation, found the following evidence...

So its little wonder the poor little petal is afraid of the BIG BAD SUN!

Alice knows she "has to be careful" of UV Rays, but on a particularly fateful day, the unthinkable happened...Alice was accidentally exposed to the sun.

Here's what happened...

There is no need to worry Alice...Axolotls shed their skin too, so I'm sure its only natural that it "all peeled off".