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Everyone’s excited that Gemma’s officially announced 2009 as the year she returns to modeling full-time (we were getting a little worried there, too.)

So, of course, we were wondering: What will she do first? Will she pop up on a New York runway in February? Or will we see her in a March issue holding a handbag, first? In an ad? In an oases?

If you know what Gemma’s first move post-Black Balloon success will be, you know to whom you should confess your burden. But in the meantime, if you just want to dream a little, please, tell us all about it, too.

Because really, we actually want to know.

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Which models do you think will be famous in 2009?

Gemma Ward: You probably think she’s famous already, but one more movie role and even my mom can add her to the list of current girls she knows - currently composed of just Stam and Agyness.

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WA supermodels Gemma Ward and Nicole Trunfio will start 2009 by getting in touch with their “hippie spirit” at a Byron Bay beach house.

The international stars, who are close friends, have hired the house to get some peace and quiet before launching into what will be a very busy year.

Ward took most of 2008 off from the catwalks and media circuit after the shock death of her friend Heath Ledger in January.

She travelled around the world, visiting India and the Himalayas.

Catwalk darling Ward confirmed she would be back modelling in 2009 after rumours she would focus solely on a movie career following her rave reviews in the award-winning WA film The Black Balloon alongside Toni Collette.

Free Category > I Love Gemma Ward

I wrote a new page featuring Gemma’s Lookalikes. What do you think?

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During her brief runway hiatus Gemma Ward has been quietly building a unique acting resume; first with a memorable turn as a masked villain in the horror hit The Strangers and now a spirited performance in the Aussie indie The Black Balloon.

The Black Balloon is a heart-wrenching and at times difficult coming of age story about a young man’s struggle to understand and accept his autistic brother. Starring Toni Collette, Rhys Wakefield, Luke Ford and Gemma Ward, the film is an engaging slice of suburban Australian life.

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