Kristi Cline Bio
Kristi Cline is an American actress, glamour and nude model. She was born on May 4, 1980, in Lubbock, Texas. Playboy named her its September 1999 Playmate at 19. Her appearance came during Playboy's 1990s print era, a period increasingly shaped by entertainment and celebrity culture.
Cline has natural breasts, blue eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 34-24-33.
Kristi Cline spent her teenage years between Texas and New Mexico, attending Snyder High School in Texas before moving to Albuquerque and enrolling at Sandia High School. A cheerleader with strong grades, she later described the move as a period when she became more adventurous socially while still taking school seriously. By the time Playboy entered the picture, Cline was in college studying premed and considering a future career in medicine.
Her introduction to Playboy took her well outside that academic routine. Cline recalled being nervous during her first visit to the Playboy Mansion, although posing itself proved less intimidating than she had expected. After spending time in Beverly Hills, she returned to Albuquerque to shoot her Playmate pictorial, giving the feature a direct connection to the city where she had spent her later high-school years.
Cline initially worried about telling her parents that she had posed for Playboy. When they learned about it, however, they supported her decision completely. Her association with the magazine continued after her centerfold through numerous Playboy videos and several newsstand special editions, turning what began while she was still a college student into a broader modeling career.
Her work was not confined to Playboy. Cline also modeled for fashion designer Betsey Johnson, adding fashion work to her magazine credits. At the time of her Playboy appearance, however, she still spoke seriously about returning to her studies and becoming a pediatrician. Her stated long-term goals were straightforward: pursue a career in medicine, have a family and maintain the optimistic outlook she considered an important part of her personality.
Family did become an important part of Cline’s later life. She became the mother of a son, Austin, and a daughter, Alyssa, and eventually made her home in Big Spring, Texas. Her documented story thus stretches from high school and premed studies through Playboy and fashion modeling before returning to Texas and family life—a path considerably different from the medical career she had originally imagined, but rooted in the same Southwest she had always considered home.
