Kennedy Summers Bio 
Kennedy Summers is a German actress, glamour and nude model. She was born on March 3, 1987, in Berlin, Germany. Playboy named her its December 2013 Playmate at 26. She was later named Playmate of the Year 2014. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Summers has enhanced breasts, blue eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 34-23-36.
Kennedy Summers arrived at Playboy with more than a decade of international modeling experience and an academic record that already pointed toward a very different profession. Her work had taken her through Europe, Asia, South America and the Middle East, with assignments ranging from runway and catalogues to commercials, print campaigns, promotions and independent film. Constant exposure to different cultures helped inspire her decision to study anthropology.
Education increasingly competed with modeling for Summers’s attention. She earned a bachelor’s degree in anthropology, pursued graduate study in health administration and entered the medical-school track with the goal of becoming a plastic surgeon. Before committing fully to medicine, she had even considered making travel documentaries, an idea that connected her academic fascination with culture to the years she had spent moving between countries as a model.
Playboy entered her life after that international career was already well established. Three years into medical school, Summers became a Playmate, with photographer Josh Ryan shooting her centerfold. She initially regarded the assignment as a glamorous farewell to modeling, describing it as a “grand finale” before concentrating on medicine and eventually opening a clinic of her own.
The magazine had other plans. Summers was subsequently selected as Playboy’s 60th Anniversary Playmate of the Year for 2014, turning what she expected to be a final modeling milestone into one of the most prominent distinctions of her career. The recognition suited the unusual balance she presented at the time: an experienced international model who was simultaneously preparing for a medical profession centered on aesthetics and reconstructive work.
Travel remained the connecting thread between the different parts of Summers’s life. Modeling had taken her through Italy, France, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong and numerous other destinations, while anthropology gave intellectual structure to the curiosity those experiences encouraged. Her Playboy career therefore unfolded alongside serious academic ambitions rather than replacing them, culminating in the magazine’s 60th Anniversary Playmate of the Year honor.
