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Brooke Burke

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in Other Females of Interest

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Brooke Burke was the globetrotting, bikini-clad host of Wild On, an adventure travelogue on the cable network E!, from 1999-2002. (Burke took over for former host Jules Asner, and was succeeded by Cindy Taylor.) Burke is a former Ford Agency model whose early assignments included posing for lingerie company Fredericks of Hollywood and appearing in high-profile ads for Bally's exercise clubs. Her work on Wild On made her a star, leading to appearances in Playboy, Maxim and other magazines. She also hosted the E! show Rank from 2002-03.

Official website: http://www.brookeburke.com/

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    She's also a character in Need for Speed Underground 2. :wub:

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    nice thread goodfoot

    she is one the best babes anywhere

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    Thanks to Hira-matsu!!!

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