Nicole Narain Bio
Nicole Narain is an American actress, glamour and nude model. She was born Nicole Kim Narain on July 28, 1974, in Chicago, Illinois. Playboy named her its January 2002 Playmate at 27. Her appearance came in the 2000s, as Playboy's print tradition began to share space with an expanding online presence.
Narain has natural breasts, brown eyes and black hair. Her measurements are 34-27-35.
She comes from a diverse background-her mother is Afro-Guyanese, while her father is of Indo-Guyanese and Chinese-Guyanese descent. She has two siblings, Mike and Mimi.
Athletic and charismatic from a young age, Narain ran track in high school and was crowned homecoming queen two years in a row. She began modeling at just 12 years old and continued in the industry after moving to Chicago following high school. It was at a local nightclub, Circus, that she was discovered by Playboy senior editor Kevin Kaster.
Narain first appeared in Playboy's "Girls of Mardi Gras" pictorial in the March 2000 issue before earning the coveted title of Playmate of the Month. She went on to feature in several Playboy videos and became a familiar face in entertainment, making appearances as herself on "Fear Factor" and "The Howard Stern Show". She also landed guest roles on popular TV series such as "One on One", "MADtv", "Entourage", and "American Heiress".
In addition to her work in television, Narain appeared in several high-profile music videos, including "Got Me a Model" by R.L., "Luv You Better" by LL Cool J, "I Don't Wanna Know" by Mario Winans, and "Baby" by Fabolous.
Narain gained media attention in the mid-2000s when a private sex tape with actor Colin Farrell surfaced online, despite Farrell's legal attempts to prevent its distribution. The matter was later settled amicably.
In later years, Narain appeared on "Sex Rehab with Dr. Drew", openly discussing her struggles with sex addiction and seeking professional treatment.
With a career spanning modeling, television, and media, Nicole Narain remains a well-known figure in pop culture, recognized for both her professional work and personal journey.
