Hope Dworaczyk Bio 
Hope Dworaczyk is an American actress, glamour and nude model. Born Hope Christina Dworaczyk on November 21, 1984, in Port Lavaca, Texas, she has also been credited as Hope Dworaczyk Smith. Playboy named her its April 2009 Playmate at 24. She was later named Playmate of the Year 2010. Her appearance came in the 2000s, as Playboy's print tradition began to share space with an expanding online presence.
Dworaczyk has enhanced breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 34-24-35.
Hope Dworaczyk entered professional modeling after winning the Miss Teen Texas America title in 2000 while still in high school. Raised in the small Texas community of Port Lavaca, she remembered feeling tall and awkward during her adolescence despite her success in pageants. The competition opened a much larger world when she received an opportunity to model professionally with Wilhelmina Models in New York.
Fashion became a substantial career rather than a brief extension of pageantry. Dworaczyk worked professionally as a model until 2012, with assignments that included runway work for Balenciaga and promotional modeling for Versace. She also earned an esthetician license, reflecting an interest in beauty and skincare that would eventually develop into a separate business. Television offered another direction when she became both a producer and host of Inside Fashion, covering fashion weeks, runway shows and interviews with designers, models and photographers.
Playboy brought Dworaczyk two distinctions in successive years. After her centerfold appearance, she was selected as Playmate of the Year for 2010 and became the subject of Playboy’s first 3D centerfold. Her relationship with the magazine also included appearances on The Girls Next Door and The Bunny House. She later competed on Celebrity Apprentice, where she won $20,000 for charity.
Beauty and skincare eventually became Dworaczyk’s principal entrepreneurial focus. In 2019 she founded MUTHA, serving as CEO and participating directly in product development. Motherhood also prompted her to train as a doula and explore pregnancy and maternal wellness more deeply. In 2021 she published Your Body Is Magic: Wellness Strategies for a Healthy Pregnancy and Birth, drawing on her experiences with conception, pregnancy and becoming a mother.
Philanthropy has accompanied those business and family interests. Dworaczyk has supported organizations focused on children, mothers, foster youth and humanitarian assistance, including Unlikely Heroes, Together We Rise and International Medical Corps. She and her husband, entrepreneur and philanthropist Robert F. Smith, received a Humanitarian Award from International Medical Corps in 2018. The couple have four children, while Dworaczyk has continued her work with MUTHA alongside her family and charitable activities.
