Addison Miller Bio
Addison Miller is an American Adult model. She was born on July 23, 1988, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and has also been credited as Lauren Waugh and Taylor J. Playboy featured her as Cybergirl of the Week on October 12, 2009 at 21. The feature was part of Playboy's web-first model program.
Miller has natural breasts, blue eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 32-24-33.
Addison Miller brought a distinctly wellness-minded personality to Playboy. A lifestyle blogger, she wrote about fitness, beauty and health with the aim of helping readers become healthier versions of themselves. Her own philosophy placed equal emphasis on physical and emotional well-being, with Miller describing happiness as a matter of keeping mind, body and soul in balance.
She practiced much of what she wrote about. Weight training and yoga formed regular parts of her fitness routine, while vegetarianism was central to her approach to nutrition. Miller also described herself as a dreamer and an optimist, preferring to look for something positive even when circumstances were difficult.
That healthy-living focus did not translate into an obsession with dressing up. Miller was equally comfortable relaxing in sweats without makeup and had a straightforward definition of natural attractiveness: “When a woman wears sweats and no makeup and still looks beautiful, that’s sexy.” It was an attitude that fitted neatly with the unforced image Playboy presented in her pictorials.
Playboy selected Miller as Cybergirl of the Week for October 12, 2009. Her association with the Cyber Club continued beyond that initial feature, including appearances in the themed pictorials All Naturals and Fresh Faces. These additional sets gave her more exposure within Playboy’s online catalog after her Cybergirl debut.
Miller returned to the Cyber Club again in June 2011 for a Cyber Girl Xtra pictorial, extending her Playboy work nearly two years beyond her original selection. Across Cybergirl, All Naturals, Fresh Faces and Cyber Girl Xtra, her features consistently complemented the personality she presented through her lifestyle writing: fitness-oriented, informal and committed to a broader idea of health rather than glamour alone.
