Patricia Ford - Career

Career

Patricia Ford was born and raised in Honolulu, but she also lived in Waianae during that time. She attended Moanalua High School in Hawaii, but graduated from Waianae High School, Waianae, HI in 1987. She is of German, Irish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Hawaiian ancestry. Her modeling career started at a Tropical Teen pageant. Japanese modeling scouts saw her and offered to send her to work in Japan when she was 15. She is best known for modeling for Playboy's Special Editions, but has appeared in various swimsuit and lingerie catalogues.

Patricia was a booth babe for Eidos Interactive at the 1999 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, CA.

Patricia Ford has also worked as an actress, making bit part appearances in films such as the 1999 boxing comedy-drama Play It to the Bone, and the 1986 movie Biggles: Adventures in Time.

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