Alyssa Bennett Bio
Alyssa Bennett is a Canadian Glamour and nude model. She was born on April 4, 1989, in Vancouver, Canada. She appeared as a Playboy Muse in January 2016 at 26. Her appearance came during Playboy's contemporary era of international and digital publishing.
Bennett has enhanced breasts, brown eyes and black hair. Her measurements are 32-23-34.
Alyssa Bennett had a perfectly respectable day job when Playboy came knocking. The Vancouver brunette worked as a dental assistant while modeling on the side, combining nine-to-five practicality with a growing portfolio in front of the camera. She had started modeling at eighteen, but Playboy was a new proposition — and one intriguing enough to make her take the plunge.
That willingness to work for what she wanted went back to Bennett’s small-town upbringing in British Columbia. She remembers a close-knit community and a school career filled with straight A’s, something she credits with developing the discipline she carried into adulthood. “I’ve carried that work ethic into my present-day life,” she told Playboy. Good grades, dental work and glamour modeling may not be the most obvious combination, but Alyssa made it work.
By the time Playboy approached her, Bennett already had modeling experience but had never seriously imagined herself posing for the Bunny. “I think this will open a lot of doors for me!” she said. Her first Playboy shoot followed in January 2016, giving the part-time model a chance to step well beyond the familiar routine of the dental office.
Off duty, Bennett was anything but all work and no play. Reading and writing competed with hiking, beach days and a glass of wine, while nights in downtown Vancouver usually meant heading out with her girlfriends and seeing where the evening led. Single at the time of her Playboy shoot, she enjoyed the freedom — although she admitted that having someone worth coming home to had its attractions.
And any hopeful candidate had better arrive with decent material. “I love guys who can make me laugh,” Bennett warned. “If you’re not funny, I’m not interested.” It was exactly the sort of straightforward line that suited Playboy’s mid-2010s Muse era: smart small-town girl, dental assistant by day, model when the camera called, and entirely capable of deciding for herself what came next.
