Jennifer Kohut Bio
Jennifer Kohut is a Canadian Glamour and nude model. She was born on June 20, 1983, in Calgary, Canada. Playboy featured her as Cybergirl of the Week on October 6, 2008 at 25. The feature was part of Playboy's web-first model program.
Kohut has enhanced breasts, brown eyes and blond hair. Her measurements are 34-26-34.
Jennifer Kohut spent her working days making sure everyone followed the rules. “I’m an environmental health and safety consultant in the oil and gas industry,” the Calgary blonde told Playboy. “That means boys listen to me, and if they don’t, they’re in trouble.” It was a line practically made for the Cyber Club: serious responsibility by day, with just enough authority to make Playboy’s imagination run wild.
Off the clock, Kohut preferred considerably more horsepower. She tore around Calgary in a Solstice Twin Turbo convertible, revealing a taste for speed that didn't exactly match the cautious image suggested by her profession. Safety consultant at work, top down and foot on the accelerator afterward — Jennifer clearly understood the difference between business and pleasure.
Even routine Saturday chores received their own Kohut dress code. When she cleaned the house, she believed less was more, swapping office attire for booty shorts and a bra. Playboy naturally approved of her approach to domestic efficiency. Why overdress when there are floors to clean?
The independence underneath all that teasing was genuine. Jennifer wasn't looking for a man to pick up every check simply because convention said he should. “I may be a lady, but I’m independent,” she declared. “I’m paying for dinner.” Any prospective date inclined to argue had already been warned what happened to men who didn't listen.
That combination made Kohut an ideal Cybergirl of the Week for October 6, 2008. She had a grown-up career in Alberta’s oil and gas industry, a fast convertible waiting after work and enough self-confidence to insist on paying her own way. Playboy could have fun with the safety-inspector fantasy all it wanted, but Jennifer Kohut was clearly the one writing the rules.
