Klava Coca Bio
Klava Coca is a Russian Model, social media influencer, actress, and composer. Born Klavdiya Vysokova on July 23, 1996, in Yekaterinburg, Russia, she has also been credited as Klava Koka and Klava Koca. She appeared in an international edition of Playboy in June 2021 at 24. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Coca has natural breasts, blue eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 33-24-36.
Klava Coca built her career at the intersection of pop music and digital culture, beginning to write songs while still in her teens. An early national breakthrough came in 2015 when she competed on Glavnaya Stsena, the Russian adaptation of The X Factor. She did not win the competition, but the television exposure introduced her to a much larger audience and helped move her ambitions beyond songwriting into a professional music career.
Her next major step came through Black Star, the influential record label founded by rapper Timati. With the label behind her, Coca developed a polished pop sound drawing on dance and reggaeton influences, supported by colorful, high-energy music videos. Her releases accumulated millions of views and streams, while performances at major events helped establish her as a prominent figure in contemporary Russian pop.
Coca proved equally adept at building an audience outside traditional music channels. Instagram, TikTok and YouTube became extensions of her public persona, mixing music and fashion with humor, challenges, collaborations and glimpses behind the scenes. That combination of recording artist, model and internet personality gave her a profile particularly suited to a generation of entertainers whose careers are no longer confined to a single medium.
Her success brought industry recognition, including nominations and awards connected with the Muz-TV Awards and ZD Awards. By the time of her Playboy appearance in June 2021, Coca was already an established entertainer with a large online following, making the feature another expression of the fashion-conscious visual identity that accompanied her music.
Coca’s Playboy appearance belongs to a broader career shaped by her ability to move between entertainment formats without abandoning music at its center. From television talent competition and songwriting to Black Star, major music releases, fashion and social media, she developed a public image that combined pop performance with the immediacy of internet culture. Playboy added another editorial setting to that increasingly diverse body of work.
