Busty Celebrities

Samantha Karen Fox, sometimes billed as Samantha Fox, was born on 15 April 1966 in London. Her parents were Carol and Patrick Fox and she has a little sister named Vanessa. Samantha Fox started out as a nude model (Page 3 Girl) and then got a hit with the song "Touch Me (I Want Your Body)" in 1986. Some of Samantha Fox's other hits are "Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now" (1987), "Love House" (1988), "I Surrender (To The Spirit Of The Night)" (1987), "Do Ya, Do Ya (Wanna Please Me)" (1986), "I Only Wanna Be With You" (1988), "Let Me Be Free" (1997) and "Santa Maria" (1998). "Touch Me (I Want Your Body)" went to number one in 15 countries and Samantha Fox had seven other top 10 singles, dismissing the notion that she was all pin-up looks and no singing talent.

Sam commemorated the best year of her life by sharing twelve months worth of breast and the rest in Samantha Fox: Calendar Girl (1997). Proving herself to be quite the 21st-century Fox, Samantha also came out of the closet in 2004 as a lesbian.

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Raquel Welch was born in Chicago on September 5, 1940 as Jo Raquel Tejada. She competed in beauty contests as a teenager, and was crowned Miss Fairest of the Fair, Miss Maid of California, and Miss Contour, a title that would accurately foreshadow what much of her early career was built upon. Marrying her high-school sweetheart James Welch in 1959, the couple had a son, Damon, and a daughter, Tahnee (also an actress), before divorcing in 1964.

Raquel had done some professional modeling, but, with two kids in tow, had to take a job as a waitress in order to help pay the bills. In 1962, she moved to Hollywood where she met her manager and future (second) husband Patrick Curtis three days after her arrival in Tinseltown. With Curtis behind her, Raquel Welch's acting career started taking off. After an appearance in LIFE Magazine wearing only a bikini, she became the "Billboard Girl" on ABC's The Hollywood Palace. Welch's big screen debut came in 1964, in an uncredited role in the Elvis Presley vehicle Roustabout. After a few more minor parts, Raquel was signed by 20th Century Fox, and was featured in the 1966 sci-fi film Fantastic Voyage. Her next role established her as a '60s sex goddess.

As Loana the cavegirl in the British-made One Million Years B.C., Welch's on-screen wardrobe consisted of little more than a couple of strips of fur, constituting a prehistoric bikini fantasy. Raquel Welch appeared in a few more American films before divorcing hubby/manager Curtis.

Raquel found herself in the unusual position of being a household name, but starred in films that not many people went to see. She received the recognition she sought as an actress when she won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for her performance in 1973's The Three Musketeers. Raquel starred in the sequel the following year, and returned to the US to co-star in 1976's Mother, Jugs and Speed alongside Bill Cosby and Harvey Keitel. Following the failure of that film, Welch turned her back on Hollywood, and began performing in nightclubs, on concert stages, and in the occasional European flick.

The former sex kitten has reached her 60s, yet is still considered a serious sex symbol contender. Raquel Welch has seen her share of personal and professional ups and downs, but has endured and gained the respect and recognition she strived for back in her bikini days.

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Born in Los Angeles on June 2, 1978, Nikki Cox expressed an interest in show business at age four. Nikki Cox was discovered by a prominent dance agent while taking dance classes, which led to her professional debut in the comedy film Mac and Me (1988). Dancing temporarily held center stage with appearances in Michael Jackson's Moonwalker (1988); a Los Angeles Music Center Ballet Tour; The Joffrey Ballet; Paula Abdul's video "Forever Your Girl"; "The MTV Awards" and "The Arsenio Hall Show" (1989). At age 10, Nikki Cox won her first speaking part in a guest starring role in "Mama's Family" (1983). Her other television credits included "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), "Night Court" (1984), "Murphy Brown" (1988), "Baywatch" (1989) and "Boy Meets World" (1993). Nikki Cox also had starring roles in The Ryan White Story (1989) (TV) and the sci-fi thriller Danger Island (1992) (TV) - both television movies. She was also a series regular on NBC's "Someone Like Me" (1994/I). On the big screen, Nikki Cox was featured in the box-office hit Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) and played Gina Cates, Jagger Cates' long-lost sister on ABC's "General Hospital" (1993-1995). Nikki's big TV launch came when she was cast as the busty brainiac in the WB's "Unhappily Ever After" at the ripe young age of 17.

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Tiffani-Amber Thiessen was born on January 23, 1974 in Long Beach, California. Her father, Frank Thiessen, was a park designer, and Mother Robyn Ernest, was a homemaker. She grew up in Long Beach with her parents and her brothers, professional cyclist Todd (b. 1968) and Schuyler (b. 1977). When Tiffani was 8, her uncle, Roger Ernest, suggested that she try acting and modeling. Soon afterward, she appeared in her first TV commercial, for Peaches and Cream Barbie. From there she started competing in several beauty pageants. After hitting it big in 1987, with her Miss Junior America accomplishment, she turned to acting.

Tiffani got her break just two years later in 1989. She landed the role of Kelly Kapowski on Saved by the Bell. This role of the squeaky clean popular cheerleader lasted 5 years.

After Saved by the Bell Tiffani was looking for a different kind of character. In 1994 a new Tiffani arrived on the scene. She had a whole new look including a shorter hairstyle and breast implants. Tiffani then landed the job of the sexy vixen, Valerie Malone on Beverly Hills, 90210. This time instead of the preppy, cheerful, cheerleader Tiffani played a blackmailing, corrupt vixed that knew what she wanted and would stop at nothing to get it. Tiffani's character ended up sleeping with every male on the show, and becoming rivals with every female. She stayed with the show until 1998 and then left to pursue her movie career. The result was two independent movies, followed by two comedies and then Hollywood Ending (2002), in which she starred alongside Woody Allen. Still trying to surpass her former role as wholesome Kelly on Saved by the Bell, Tiffani posed nude several times in both Veronica and New Look magazines.

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