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Wikipedia June 8, 2026 at 06:01 PM

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gisele_B%C3%BCndchen

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Bündchen retired from the runway after signing a five-year contract with Victoria's Secret.
Correction

This is incorrect: Bündchen did not retire from runway modeling then. Multiple reputable sources report she retired from the runway in April 2015.

Full reasoning

This sentence places Bündchen's runway retirement around the time of her Victoria's Secret contract in the early 2000s, but reliable contemporaneous coverage says she retired much later.

  • TIME reported on April 15, 2015 that "Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bündchen formally announced her retirement from modeling" after 20 years on the runway.
  • Vogue likewise reported on March 18, 2015 that she was "retiring from the runway," noting that she had still walked major shows recently, including Chanel spring 2015.

So the article's claim is wrong: Bündchen did not retire from the runway after signing her Victoria's Secret contract; her runway retirement was publicly announced in 2015.

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Bündchen was the highest-paid model in the world from 2002 to 2017.
Correction

This overstates her streak. Forbes reported that Kendall Jenner replaced Bündchen as the top-earning model in 2017; Forbes also said Bündchen earned more than any other model between 2002 and 2016.

Full reasoning

This claim is off by one year.

  • In Forbes' 2017 highest-paid models ranking, Forbes wrote: "For the first time since 2002, Gisele Bundchen is not the world's highest-earning model." That 2017 list named Kendall Jenner the highest-paid model.
  • Forbes' gallery entry for Bündchen on that same 2017 list says she "earned more than any other model between 2002 and 2016."

So the accurate span is that Bündchen led Forbes' earnings rankings from 2002 through 2016, not through 2017.

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World Wildlife Foundation
Correction

The organization name is wrong. Earth Hour says it is organized by WWF, and in the U.S. WWF's official name is World Wildlife Fund, not "World Wildlife Foundation."

Full reasoning

This names the organization behind Earth Hour incorrectly.

  • The official Earth Hour FAQ says: "Earth Hour, organized by WWF" and also says "Earth Hour is an initiative of WWF."
  • In the United States, WWF's official organizational name is World Wildlife Fund. The official WWF page returned in search results is titled "Give an Hour for Earth | World Wildlife Fund."

So "World Wildlife Foundation" is not the correct name here.

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Goodwill Industries International's headquarters in Roxbury, Massachusetts
Correction

This misidentifies the Goodwill office in Roxbury. Roxbury is the headquarters of Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries, a local Goodwill, while Goodwill Industries International is based in Rockville, Maryland.

Full reasoning

The Roxbury location was a local Goodwill headquarters, not the headquarters of Goodwill Industries International.

  • Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries' official site says it offers programs at its "Roxbury headquarters" and lists Boston Headquarters, 1010 Harrison Avenue, Boston, MA.
  • Official Goodwill Industries International materials place GII in Rockville, Maryland. Goodwill press materials are datelined "ROCKVILLE, MD", and GII annual-report documents list "Goodwill Industries International ... Rockville, MD 20855."

So the event may have happened at a Goodwill headquarters in Roxbury, but it was not the headquarters of Goodwill Industries International.

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