Jaime Faith Edmondson Bio
Jaime Faith Edmondson is an American glamour and nude model. She was born on December 30, 1978, in Bartow, Florida, and has also been credited as Jaime Edmondson, Jaime Faith Longoria, and Jaime Longoria. Playboy named her its January 2010 Playmate at 31. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Edmondson has enhanced breasts, brown eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 33-24-36.
Jaime Faith Edmondson built an unusually varied professional life before Playboy entered the picture. After studying criminal justice at Florida Atlantic University, she graduated in 2002 and joined the police force in Boca Raton, working night shifts for approximately two years. Law enforcement also ran in her family, giving the career a familiar foundation even as other interests began pulling her toward entertainment.
A major change came when Edmondson left police work to join the Miami Dolphins cheerleading squad. She remained with the organization for six years and was selected as an NFL Pro Bowl cheerleader in 2007. The position combined athletics, performance and extensive public appearances, while giving her a markedly different professional environment from the one she had known as a police officer.
Television broadened her audience considerably. Edmondson and fellow Dolphins cheerleader Cara Rosenthal competed together on The Amazing Race 14, reaching the final leg and finishing second. They later returned for The Amazing Race 18, where they were the third team eliminated. Her television exposure preceded Playboy’s invitation for a test shoot and helped establish her as a recognizable personality beyond professional cheerleading.
Edmondson continued working across modeling, sports and entertainment after becoming a Playmate. She contributed to Playboy’s Play-by-Playmate football blog and appeared in the music video for Trace Adkins’ “This Ain’t No Love Song.” Her interest in sports also remained personal: she later formed a relationship with Major League Baseball player Evan Longoria, whom she married in 2015.
Animal welfare provided a quieter counterpoint to Edmondson’s public work. A longtime dog lover, she volunteered with a nonprofit canine shelter and spoke warmly about life with her miniature dachshund, Molly. She and Longoria later became parents to three children, adding family life to a record that had already included police work, NFL cheerleading, reality television, modeling and Playboy.
