Gracing the covers of German and Spanish Elle, Modern Bride, Essence, Self, and The Source; in campaigns for Neutrogena and Revlon; strutting down the runway for the likes of La Coste, Girly NYC, and Victoria’s Secret; and as Doug E. Doug’s girlfriend on the TV show Cosby, opposite the world’s most famous pudding eater.
Drop and give us fifty:
After doing a rather racy swimsuit spread for one magazine, Nichole was grounded by her strict disciplinarian father, an Army captain.
Another more-than-willing man servant:
“I was just in L.A. for a job, and I was waiting for a car service to pick me up when a guy came up to me and said, ‘You’re Nichole.’ I assumed he was my driver, so I said, ‘Yes, are you ready to go?’ He paused with this strange look on his face and said, ‘I’d go anywhere with you—especially if you wore that green bathing suit again.’”
Girl, you’ll be a woman soon…
“They used to call me the carpenter’s dream. Flat in the front and flat in the back. When I graduated from high school, I asked my mom, ‘You and my sister have breasts. What happened to mine?’ Maybe I prayed too long, or maybe that extra scoop of ice cream set in, but they finally grew.”
They’re all eyes:
“When the Maxim swimsuit issue came out, I did an anonymous mailing to all the guys who turned me down. They never paid attention to me then, but they’re paying attention now.”
Model behavior:
“Anytime anything negative happens in the industry, I get in trouble. If Kate Moss is in rehab, I’m grounded. If Naomi Campbell is beating up someone, I’m grounded. My dad thinks we all hang out together.”
