Izabela Guedes

Izabela Guedes

Born on December 4, 1989, in Fortaleza, Brazil, Izabela Guedes entered the modeling and entertainment world in the mid-2010s after working behind the scenes doing makeup for the Brazilian hip-hop group RZO. That early connection to the music industry would shape much of her subsequent career trajectory.

Early Career and Music Video Appearances

Izabela's on-camera work began around 2014. Her first notable appearances came through music videos, where her proximity to the hip-hop world opened doors. In October 2016, she appeared in Tobi Lou's video for "Game Ova." She also featured in the music video for Kent Jones' "Sit Down," a track that included Ty Dolla Sign, E-40, and Lil Dicky. These appearances raised her visibility, as did a period of public attention surrounding her relationship with rapper Wiz Khalifa.

Playboy and Centerfold Work

The defining credential on Izabela's resume came in January 2021, when she was selected as Playboy's Playmate of the Month. She was 31 at the time, a somewhat later arrival to Playmate status compared to many who receive the designation in their early to mid-twenties. The selection cemented her standing as a professional centerfold and Playboy model, the roles she remains most associated with.

Profile

Standing 5'10" with black hair and brown eyes, Izabela is a tall, slim-framed model with natural measurements of 32C-24-37. She is of mixed-race background, primarily Black, and is among the Brazilian models who have built careers across both traditional print media and digital platforms. She currently maintains an active presence on OnlyFans.

Personal Background

Izabela grew up in Brazil with her sister Paula Guedes. Her mother, Roose Santos, has been referenced in Izabela's public posts. While her roots are in Fortaleza, her career has been largely U.S.-facing, particularly through her music industry connections and Playboy work.

Career Context

With activity spanning from roughly 2014 to the present, Izabela has now been working in the industry for over a decade. Her path from behind-the-scenes makeup work to music video appearances to a Playboy centerfold spread and eventually to independent content creation on digital platforms reflects a common but not universal trajectory for models who came up during the transition from legacy media to creator-driven platforms.