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Alessandra Ambrosio's Danger Zone

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Alessandra Ambrosio teased everyone to the tune of Kenny Loggins’ classic, “Danger Zone,” for the 11th day of Love magazine’s advent calendar. The 34-year-old star displayed her flawless skin as she playfully attracted viewers in a very sexy video directed by Doug Inglish. According to E! Online, the Victoria’s Secret Angel flaunted her sexy figure while wearing a skimpy, stripes and stars two-piece which showed her being patriotic. She was accessorized with Boucheron jewelry while she seemed lying down a huge American flag while floating in a swimming pool. The model was all smiles and looking provocative in the 1986 hit, which was also known as the official soundtrack of Tom Cruise’s “Top Gun.” She was also seen acting like firing a gun with

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