Erin Marie Garrett

Garrett, 47, is an American actress, fitness model, glamour model, sportswoman, and stuntwoman. At 5'6" with an athletic build, blonde hair, and green eyes, she has appeared in principal roles across feature films, commercials, broadcasts, publications, and ads. Her credits include FOX & Friends, CNN, MTV2, TMZ, NBC, TNT, Warner Bros. television, New Balance, Maxim, Men's Fitness, Muscle Milk, and Miller Lite, among many others. She worked alongside director/producer Garry A. Brown, actor Billy Zane, actress Erica Leerhsen, director Jon Keeyes, and producer Gray Frederickson, who produced The Godfather I, II, III and Apocalypse Now.

As a professional football player for the Lingerie Football League's Dallas Desire, now the Legends Football League, she played defensive end, running back, and tight end. She graced the cover of the league's 2010 calendar, won its first-ever Mortaza Award for passion, determination, and excellence on and off the field, and was named to the All-Fantasy team for the all-star game at Monterrey Arena in Monterrey, Mexico. Her football visibility led to casting for the NBC series Chase, where she doubled for Kelly Giddish, and later to stunt work on TNT's Dallas remake. She spent two seasons as a live TV host and sideline reporter for Time Warner Cable Sports Texas, and hosted Texas Cheerleader Magazine's televised state competitions.

Beyond sports and stunts, Garrett is a trained vocalist and choreographer with over 10 years in the performing arts. She sang, rapped, and wrote in the Hip Hop/Pop group The Wax Poetics, performing solo and with the band at venues like The House of Blues, Lone Star Park, and the original Texas Stadium, and for crowds up to 32,000 people. She also holds pageant titles, including two Europa NPC titles: Miss Florida Fitness and Miss Fitness Southern USA. As a sponsored athlete and spokesmodel for fitness and supplement companies, she has been featured in retailers like GNC and Vitamin Shoppe, and she has hosted corporate events and conventions for Fortune 500 companies. "I was born to perform," she says, and she continues to pursue acting, hoping to work with her inspirations.