Trish Cleveland Bio
Trish Cleveland is an American Actress, singer, and model. She was born on August 29, 1983, in New York City, New York, and has also been credited as Patricia Cleveland. She appeared in Playboy in August 2007 at 23, adding the feature to her public career. Her appearance came in the 2000s, as Playboy's print tradition began to share space with an expanding online presence.
Cleveland has natural breasts, blue eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 32-22-32.
Trish Cleveland built a varied career across film, television, commercial modeling, and live entertainment, bringing the same lively confidence to each new setting. Her screen work included feature films such as “The Best and the Brightest” and “Corporate Affairs,” while smaller independent productions gave her additional opportunities to explore comedy and character roles. She approached the camera with an outgoing energy that felt polished without becoming overly formal.
Her television résumé ranged from dramatic programs such as “Law & Order,” “The Sopranos,” and “Sex and the City” to the unpredictable atmosphere of “The Howard Stern Show” and the presentation-driven world of QVC. Cleveland even appeared in Japanese television game shows, an unusual addition that reflected her willingness to work across different formats and entertainment cultures. Whether the setting called for scripted performance, promotional polish, or spontaneous personality, she appeared comfortable adapting to the moment.
Away from film and television, Cleveland developed an extensive portfolio covering swimwear, lingerie, fitness, petite fashion, cosmetics, and hair products. She appeared in five swimsuit calendars and on eight magazine covers, while her selection as Ms. Hawaiian Tropic New Jersey placed her within the lively promotional-modeling culture of the 2000s. Her work combined commercial versatility with a playful glamour that translated naturally from catalogs and calendars to editorial photography. Her public profile also extended into singing and live hosting.
Playboy became one of the most visible chapters of that modeling journey. Cleveland appeared across several of the magazine’s special-edition publications in 2008 and 2009, including “Hot Housewives,” “Lingerie,” “Big Boobs and Hot Buns,” and “Sexy Girls Next Door.” She was featured as the cover model for the March/April 2008 edition of “Hot Housewives” and later appeared in collector-focused releases, including “The Ultimate Collection of Playboy’s Sexiest Stars: Sexy 100.” These appearances suited her especially well, blending approachable girl-next-door warmth with the glossy confidence of Playboy’s late-2000s style.
Cleveland’s appeal came from her ability to move easily between different corners of entertainment without losing her sense of personality. Film sets, television studios, fashion campaigns, magazine pictorials, and live appearances each revealed a different side of her public image. Her Playboy work remains a memorable part of that broader story: spirited, camera-smart, and unmistakably connected to the playful glamour of its era.
