Denise Cotte Bio
Denise Cotte is a German Tv personality, glamour and nude model. She was born on May 31, 1990, in Muhldorf, Germany. She appeared in an international edition of Playboy in October 2014 at 24. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Cotte has natural breasts, blue eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 35-24-35.
Denise Cotte came to Playboy from Mühldorf am Inn in Bavaria, Germany, bringing with her an active lifestyle and an appetite for adventure. Sports were among her favorite pursuits, while much of her free time was spent with friends and her dogs. She also had a particular enthusiasm for roller coasters, explaining her attraction simply: “I like the adrenaline.”
Her modeling career brought her to Playboy Germany, where she became Miss October 2014. The pictorial introduced Cotte to the magazine’s international audience and became the Playboy appearance for which she was best known. Playboy portrayed her as relaxed, outgoing and eager to try new experiences rather than someone interested only in life in front of the camera.
That adventurous personality extended beyond modeling. Cotte enjoyed sports and socializing and counted beer among her simple pleasures. Her fondness for roller coasters reflected a broader attraction to excitement and daring experiences, giving her Playboy profile a playful character rooted as much in her interests away from modeling as in the shoot itself.
Cotte also spoke candidly about relationships. She was attracted to confident, physically strong men and particularly valued a protective instinct in a partner. At the same time, her comments suggested that she wanted someone capable of matching her own independent personality rather than simply taking charge of it.
Her relationship with Playboy continued after her original German appearance. In January 2018, Cotte returned for a follow-up pictorial for Playboy Plus, bringing her back to the magazine more than three years after her 2014 feature. That second shoot extended a Playboy association that began in Germany and later reached the publication’s broader digital audience.
