Zoe Gregory Bio
Zoe Gregory is a British Adult model and porn actress. Born Zoe Gregory Paul on February 15, 1975, in London, United Kingdom, she has also been credited as Robbin Banx and Zoe Paul. Playboy featured her as Cybergirl of the Month in December 2000 at 25. The feature was part of Playboy's web-first model program.
Gregory has natural breasts, brown eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 36-25-36.
Gregory began her modeling career in England as a Page 3 girl, bringing a distinctly British glamour style to a format built around personality as much as appearance. Raised in London, she developed a public image that mixed polished modeling with a playful, impulsive streak, and that combination became central to the way she was presented once her career moved across the Atlantic.
A move to Los Angeles opened the next stage of her career. Gregory relocated to pursue larger modeling opportunities and soon found herself inside the Playboy world, where her British background gave her an easy point of distinction. She was selected as Playboy Cybergirl of the Week for December 18, 2000, one of the early digital-era features that helped connect the magazine’s traditional glamour identity with its expanding online presence.
Her association with Playboy became much deeper than a single pictorial. Gregory lived at the Playboy Mansion for roughly five years during the early 2000s and became a familiar presence around Hugh Hefner and the social circle surrounding the Mansion. She was regularly photographed at Playboy events and appearances, making her part of the highly visible Mansion culture that defined much of the brand’s public image during that period.
Beyond Playboy, Gregory continued working internationally as a model and also pursued acting opportunities. Her career benefited from the unusual position she occupied between British Page 3 culture and the glossy Los Angeles lifestyle represented by Playboy. That crossover gave her a broader profile than a model associated with only one market, and her English identity remained an important part of the persona she brought to American audiences.
Zoe Gregory’s Playboy story is ultimately one of immersion rather than a brief magazine appearance. The Cybergirl feature introduced her to Playboy’s digital audience, but her years at the Mansion turned that connection into a much larger chapter of her career. She became part of the early-2000s Playboy atmosphere itself: international, highly social, media-conscious and built around the kind of glamorous lifestyle that made the Mansion as famous as the magazine.
