Jennifer Korbin

Jennifer Korbin

A two-decade career spanning from 1989 to 2009 places Jennifer Korbin among the longer-tenured models to come out of Dallas, Texas. Born on December 9, 1971, she entered the industry at around 18 years old and maintained a presence across print and screen work for roughly 20 years before stepping away.

Early Background

Before modeling, Jennifer was a competitive gymnast who earned a U.S. Gymnastics Federation championship. She has described growing up as the only girl in a household with a single father and two older brothers. She also holds bachelor's degrees in psychology and criminal justice, and has been involved in animal activism.

Playboy and Print Work

Jennifer's association with Playboy represents a significant portion of her career. She was named Cyber Girl of the Week for the week of September 10, 2001. Her Playboy credits include appearances in Girls of Cabaret Royale, Girls of Hooters, and the Cyber Girls series. Over the course of her career, she posed for 31 magazine covers and completed 31 photosets.

Film and Television

Beyond print work, Jennifer appeared in a number of softcore and television productions. She had a recurring role in the series Lingerie, appearing in 26 episodes, as well as two episodes of ChromiumBlue.com. Her other screen credits include Lingerie: The Secret Art of Seduction, The Hottest Women on Earth, The Rage Within, Ghost of Midnight Lane, The Love Machine, and a single episode of Action.

Physical Profile

Standing 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighing 98 pounds, Jennifer fits squarely among petite models. Her red hair and blue eyes became something of a signature look throughout her career. Her measurements are listed as 34D-22-33, with enhanced bust. She has a tattoo on her lower back.

Retirement and Later Activity

Jennifer officially retired from the industry in 2009 after two decades of work. She appears on the Retired Models list. While no longer active in traditional adult modeling or film, she has maintained social media accounts in the years since stepping away from her original career.