Pamela Horton

About Pamela Horton

When talking about some of the most recognizable faces in the fashion and modeling industry, Pamela Horton is definitely one of the first to come to mind. As a Playboy model for the iconic men’s magazine, Pamela has become widely known for her glamorous and sexy look that has captivated fans around the world.

Originally from Kansas City, Missouri, Pamela began her career in the entertainment industry as a model in 2008 with her starring role in the television series “Haunted Hathaways”. After this, she went on to appear in a number of other works including the feature film “The groomsmen” and TV shows like “New Girl” and “Two and a Half Men”.

In 2012, everything changed for Pamela when she was chosen as the Playmate of the Month of October for Playboy Magazine. This was the launch of Pamela’s extraordinary career in the modeling world, as she was soon featured on a variety of Playboy magazine covers and in several national and international media campaigns for well-known brands.

Pamela has remained active in the modeling industry, having had various campaigns with some of the most successful brands in the business, such as Skechers, Tommy Hilfiger, Reebok, and Mercedes-Benz.

But Pamela’s modeling career is not all about commercial shoots and fashion ads. It also involves many other interesting and unusual projects, such as when she participated in the creation of a world record for the world’s largest bikini parade.

Pamela’s appearance in the video game “Saints Row IV” is another noteworthy performance. In the game, Pamela plays the role of former gang leader Jessica Moore. Not only was Pamela featured in the video game, but she also acted in the extensive motion capture process of the game, which gave an even more realistic impression of her character.

As if that weren’t enough, Pamela has also pursued some of her most daring projects in recent years. In 2017, she participated in the “Defy Gravity” project, in which a team trained to skydive without a parachute. Although Pamela herself did not perform the jump, she was part of the the team that organised the event.

Pamela’s work also includes guest appearances in several talk shows and podcasts. In these shows, Pamela talks about her inspiring life story, as well as about her career path. From the time she signed with Playboy Magazine to now, Pamela has come a long way and she is still determined to reach even higher heights.

By being unafraid to take risks and to venture to explore new domains, Pamela Horton has been able to build a successful career in the world of modeling and entertainment. Her success certainly comes as no surprise given her unmatched beauty and her drive to constantly push herself beyond the boundaries of what she thought was possible.

BIO

I was born and raised around Los Angeles up until I was about 9. My father was offered a job as a Flight Test Avionics Engineer for an aerospace company so he moved us out to the Wichita, KS area. I graduated from Clearwater High School, class of 2006.
I am currently taking a break from school at Wichita State University to save up money for tuition. I want to get my bachelor’s degree in Psychology and continue my schooling for a master’s in Art Therapy. Afterwards I plan on becoming a Board Certified Art Therapist for practice in Social and/or Child Services. Pamela Horton, ATR-BC! It will look so awesome on a plaque! I have been doing amateur modeling for about 2 years and professional modeling for 3 years. I have done commercial work for Shepler’s and Zorrel athletic apparel. I actually met my best friend though modeling!and continue my schooling for a master’s in Art Therapy. Afterwards I plan on becoming a Board Certified Art Therapist for practice in Social and/or Child Services. Pamela Horton, ATR-BC! It will look so awesome on a plaque! 😀
I have been doing amateur modeling for about 2 years and professional modeling for 3 years. I have done commercial work for Shepler’s and Zorrel athletic apparel. I actually met my best friend through modeling! 🙂 and continue my schooling for a master’s in Art Therapy. Afterwards I plan on becoming a Board Certified Art Therapist for practice in Social and/or Child Services. Pamela Horton, ATR-BC! It will look so awesome on a plaque! 😀