Priscilla Taylor Bio
Priscilla Taylor is an American actress, glamour and nude model. Born Priscilla Lee Taylor on August 15, 1976, in Miami, Florida, she has also been credited as Priscilla Inga Taylor. Playboy named her its March 1996 Playmate at 19. Her appearance came during Playboy's 1990s print era, a period increasingly shaped by entertainment and celebrity culture.
Taylor has natural breasts, blue eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 36-25-34.
She began in front of the lens long before most models had learned the craft: by some accounts Priscilla Taylor was booking work at 12, an early immersion in the mechanics of light and pose that would later show in the control of her images. When she sat for Playboy, the centerfold was handled by Richard Fegley — a detail that belongs less to gossip than to the image-making itself: the photograph framed her with an editorial ease rather than mere spectacle.
Taylor carried that trained presence into television and film. On the syndicated teen sitcom Malibu, CA she played the perky Traycee Banks, a recurring part that put her on weekly living-room screens; her résumé also reaches into studio features and glossy comedies, from a noted turn in Six Days, Seven Nights to an appearance in View from the Top, alongside later work in independent genre pieces such as Gothic Assassins and Gothic Assassins Redux.
Television competition provided another public moment: in 2002 she joined the Playboy Playmates edition of Fear Factor, a live-audience, high-stakes detour that made clear she could meet a camera with more than posed stillness. Off camera she moved into production and commerce, taking credits behind the scenes on smaller films and launching a fashion label, Dutchess Couture, a line described in press materials as an extension of her interest in design and image-making.
Across those chapters—child model, centerfold subject, on‑screen performer, small‑screen competitor and entrepreneur—Taylor’s career reads as a series of practical reinventions rather than a single headline. She continues to appear at reunions and promotional events tied to her magazine years while developing independent projects, balancing the business of image with the work of making it.
