ALTHOUGH a deeply divisive figure, Donald Trump is one of Jennifer Hawkins’s sources of inspiration. She met him as the winner of his Miss Universe pageant in 2004, back when The Apprentice was on air, the Iraq war was underway, and the billionaire appeared on the cover of Esquire with the prophetic cover line, “How I’d Run The Country (Better)”. “He inspired me to keep going and follow my heart,” she says. “He’s really passionate and really driven. He’s like, ‘What’s next?’ He prompts you to think, ‘All right, what is next?’” What’s next for Trump is a presidential election campaign. What’s next for Hawkins, Australia’s ultimate girl-next-door, is less clear. She has the face of an angel, but the mind of an entrepreneur. She no longer sees herself as a model, but rather as an ambassador, a businesswoman and a television host. At 32 years old, Hawkins has several thriving businesses and an expansive property and share portfolio, and is building a future that doesn