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By Rob. Walton

WHO IS SHE?:
Baby doll-eyed, Creole model K.D. Aubert (pronounced aw-BARE) currently stars as the object of lust in Friday After Next and as P. Diddy's bikini babe in Fabolous' Barbershop video. She's also one of the four loose-hipped Fantanas in the Fanta ad campaign, suggestively singing "Don't ya wanna?"

WHAT HAS SHE DONE?:
While modeling for Frederick's of Hollywood and Noxzema, Louisiana export K.D. got her start in the acting biz as a co-host of MTV's Kidnapped in which she brutalized abducted contestants. Next, she tried to seduce The Rock in The Scorpion King. In 2003, she's Josh Hartnett's love interest in the Harrison Ford flick Hollywood Homicide.

WHY DO WE CARE?:
The buff, 5'10" model is a smart, saucy, statuesque beauty with a suggestive hint of a Southern twang. Don't ya wanna? Yeah, we wanna.


Playboy.com: In the commercials, you're one of the Fantanas, a PG-13 answer to Old Milwaukee's Swedish Bikini Team of the early Nineties, who pop up in dorm rooms and on beaches, beckoning, "Don't you wanna?" That's turned into a big thing.

K.D. Aubert: Yeah, we did an autograph signing at Times Square in New York that lasted two hours. I didn't know we had that many fans. We felt like Destiny's Child.

PB: So, how come you had a tough time breaking into modeling before you were "discovered" behind the makeup counter at Macy's?

KDA: I used to always catch flack about my weight. I've always been an athlete so I've been huge, muscle-wise. It was a lot of muscle tone. They say they need models to be hangers. I used to feel like, how come they don't pin the clothes on me? Everybody else had to be pinned and clamped and stuff, and all my stuff just fit. I thought something was wrong with me, so I just went on the crack diet.... [Laughs]

PB: In college, you played softball for San Diego State. Were you a tomboy growing up?

KDA: I never played with girls. My mom used to have to pin me down to comb my hair. I was satisfied if I was out in the streets playing football with the guys and I came in with my knees all bloody from tackling on the concrete. My house was the best house. I had a huge tree with a tire swing. I had a nice patch of poison ivy that we rolled in when we didn't want to go to school. We had a lemon tree when we ran out of baseballs.

PB: What's with this stompy horse walk that all the runway models do now?

KDA: The runway world is just like anything. It has these trends...the turns and the pivots. Whoever comes up with something, like Gisele, everyone follows. Me? I know I walk like a horse, but I'm bowlegged. My inner thighs have never touched. [Laughs]

PB: You co-hosted MTV's game show Kidnapped where you described yourself as "a dominatrix Vanna White." Who would you like to be kidnapped by for a night?

KDA: I'd have to say Shemar Moore, that hot soap opera dude who's hosting Soul Train right now for what reason I don't know.

PB: What kind of guys do you like?

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