Susan Kiger

Susan Kiger Bio

November 16, 1953 / Scorpio / Age 71

Susan Kiger is an American-born Playboy model, glamour model, porn and mainstream actress. She was born under the sign of Scorpio on November 16, 1953 in Pasadena, California, United States. Her birth name is Susan Lynn Kiger.

Susan Kiger was Playboy Playmate of the Month for January 1977. She was awarded the prestigious title of Playboy Playmate at the age of 23. Her measurements are 37-24-37. Susan Kiger has natural breasts, sparkling blue eyes, and luminous blond hair.

Captured in a stunning centerfold by photographers Pompeo Posar and Ken Marcus, Susan exuded a natural, sun-kissed beauty that made her an instant favorite among readers. Her allure was undeniable-so much so that she landed on the Playboy cover three times: March 1977, November 1977, and April 1978.

But Susan wasn't just another fresh-faced blonde; she also made waves as the first Playboy Playmate to have appeared in a hardcore adult film before posing for the magazine. Prior to her Playmate days, she starred in the 1976 X-rated feature "Deadly Love" (also known as "Hot Nasties"), a film that remains a point of curiosity for fans and film buffs alike.

Following her Playboy fame, Susan took on Hollywood, carving out a niche in B-movies and sex comedies of the late '70s and early '80s. She starred in the cult classic "H.O.T.S.", a rollicking college romp that paired her with fellow Playmate Pamela Jean Bryant and future Playboy model KC Winkler. She also took on roles in "Angels Revenge", the risque satire "The Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood", and the sci-fi spoof "Galaxina", where she played a blue-skinned alien prostitute opposite Playmate of the Year Dorothy Stratten. Horror fans might also remember her from the slasher flick "Death Screams".

Beyond the big screen, Susan made guest appearances on hit television shows like "Vega$", "Starsky and Hutch", and "CHiPs", proving she had the screen presence to match her stunning looks.

Today, Susan Kiger has traded in the Hollywood spotlight for a more private life in Southern California, where she works as a hair stylist. But her legacy as one of the most intriguing and daring Playboy Playmates of the '70s lives on, with her Playboy pictorials and cult film roles still captivating fans decades later.