Devin DeVasquez Bio
Devin DeVasquez is an American glamour model, nude model, producer, and actress. She was born Devin Renee DeVasquez on June 25, 1963, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Playboy named her its June 1985 Playmate at 21. Her appearance came during Playboy's polished, high-production 1980s period.
DeVasquez has natural breasts, brown eyes and black hair. Her measurements are 34-22-34.
Her screen work threaded through teen comedy, cult horror and the brisk, joke-heavy precincts of network television: credits include Can't Buy Me Love, the body-horror cult Society and the haunted-house sequel House II, with guest turns on Married... with Children and parts in films such as A Low Down Dirty Shame and Busted. Those roles let her move easily between genre textures, trading pinup polish for on-screen timing and the face of a moment in '80s popular culture.
1986 proved a busy year. After a televised victory on Star Search that carried a six-figure prize, she returned to the public eye later that year with a high-profile magazine cover appearance in November 1986. Her mixed Spanish and Irish parentage threaded quietly through the publicity of the era, adding a personal note to a career that kept moving between pages and screens.
Off-camera she has written and packaged much of her own story. Her book The Naked Truth About A Pinup Model includes an interview with the legendary pinup Bettie Page — Bettie Page — and led to other publishing and magazine work for titles such as Westlake, Splash and Primo. She also turned a homegrown spice line, Devin's Kickass Cajun Seasoning, into a small-business vehicle through DevRonn Enterprises, with Katrina relief among the stated causes tied to those efforts.
Later chapters found her behind the camera: as a producer she collected industry recognition, including three Emmys for the Amazon Prime series The Bay. Her personal life, often noted in entertainment pages, included high-profile associations before she married actor Ronn Moss in 2009. Between print shoots, genre acting and producing, her career read as a series of reinventions that kept her visible in several corners of popular media.
