Britany Nola Bio
Britany Nola is a Canadian model, actress, writer, and Playboy Playmate, best known as Playboy’s Playmate of the Month for November 2012. She was born on April 12, 1991, in Ontario, Canada. Her zodiac sign is Aries. Her name is also sometimes written as Brittny Nola, Britney Nola, or Britany Nolan.
Her Playboy pictorial, titled “Where the Music Takes Her,” was photographed by Stephen Wayda and built around a music-driven visual concept. The feature presented Britany as Miss November with a retro, vinyl-loving mood, connecting her image with old records, blues, jazz, Motown, and the emotional pull of classic American music.
According to her Playboy profile, Britany Nola grew up in a home shaped by music. Born to a Black father and a white mother, she described herself as a person of color and said that her childhood soundtrack included Motown, jazz, Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan, and The Temptations. She described music as essential to her daily life and said that she could not live without it.
Before becoming Playmate of the Month, Britany had already begun building an international modelling and screen career. Her Playboy profile described her as an international model living in Los Angeles and noted that she had completed acting work in her first film, American Ecstasy. The feature framed her look as a blend of Michelle Williams and Debbie Harry, matching the retro-pop atmosphere of the November 2012 pictorial.
According to her official Playboy data sheet, Britany Nola is 5’9” tall and was listed at 125 lbs, with measurements of 34B-26-36. She has natural breasts and blond hair. In her own profile notes, Britany described her ambition as challenging, changing, and inspiring society through writing, acting, and modelling.
Britany’s data sheet gives her profile a literary, artistic, and philosophical tone. She named Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov as the book she loved most, listed Peter Fonda, Jeremy Irons, Gene Wilder, and Paolo Nutini among the men of her dreams, and wrote about red wine, deep conversations, unusual energy, and creative independence. Her personal photos also connected her identity with childhood soccer, playful costuming, and a more eccentric personal style.
Britany Nola’s November 2012 Playboy appearance stands out because it was built around a clear cultural identity rather than a generic glamour theme. Her feature connected music, race, retro aesthetics, writing, acting, modelling, and Los Angeles ambition, positioning her as a Playmate whose public image was shaped as much by sound, mood, and personal philosophy as by photography.
