Brie Anna Bio
Brie Anna is an American Adult model. She was born on January 15, 1985, in Plainfield, Illinois. Playboy featured her as Cybergirl of the Month in December 2007 at 22. The feature was part of Playboy's web-first model program.
Anna has enhanced breasts, blue eyes and brown hair. Her measurements are 32-24-33.
Brie Anna brought a natural talent for entertaining people to Playboy’s digital pages. Based in Chicago, she worked as a VIP host, bartender and go-go dancer before becoming Cybergirl of the Month, careers that all relied on the same ability: reading a room, connecting with people and creating a memorable experience.
That background made her a particularly fitting choice for Playboy’s December 2007 Cybergirl feature. Used to being around crowds and attention, Brie was still uncertain how Playboy’s audience would respond to her. She later said the support from members meant a great deal, especially because the recognition represented more than just a photo shoot—it was validation from a community she hoped to connect with.
Brie Anna’s appearance also expanded beyond the pictorial itself. She appeared in Playboy’s Bodcast video series, becoming part of the magazine’s early efforts to build a more interactive digital relationship between models and fans. Her Cybergirl title placed her among the online personalities helping define Playboy’s transition into a new era of web-based content and direct audience engagement.
Away from the camera, Brie maintained the outgoing personality that had helped her succeed in Chicago nightlife. Playboy highlighted her playful confidence and sense of humor, including her signature way of catching someone’s attention: “The Wink.” It was a small detail, but it captured the approachable charm that became central to her public image.
Brie Anna’s December 2007 Cybergirl of the Month feature represents an era when Playboy’s online models were becoming personalities in their own right. Her combination of nightlife experience, performance skills and genuine enthusiasm for connecting with fans made her more than a static image. She embodied the social side of the Cybergirl concept—someone who could step out of a photograph and continue the conversation with the audience that supported her.
