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Jennie Runk

Also known as Jade Runk

Born
Nov 2, 1988age 37
height
5'10" (or 177 cm)
body type
Chubby
nationality
American

Career

Active 2003 – present

Biography

About Jennie Runk

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Jennie Runk is a comedian, writer, and former plus-size model. Born on November 2, 1988, in Georgia, United States, she is American and Caucasian. Jennie began modeling at age 14, starting in 2003. She gained prominence in 2013 when she appeared in H&M's Summer 2013 beachwear campaign, which was featured on the front page of H&M's United States website in late April of that year. Her modeling career continued until 2024, and she worked for over two decades.

Since retiring from modeling in 2024, Jennie, who also goes by 'Jade,' has been on hormone replacement therapy. She identifies as transmasculine and non-binary and uses they and he pronouns. At 5'10" with a chubby body type, she has natural F-cup breasts. Her measurements are 46–38–51, a fact that stands out in an industry that often favors slimmer figures. Brown hair and blue eyes round out her look. Jennie's Instagram following has grown to 42k, reflecting her ongoing public presence.

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Personal

Years Active
2003-present (started around 14 years old; 23 years active)
Birthplace
Georgia, United States
Ethnicity
Caucasian

Body

Hair Color
Brown
Eye Color
Blue
Measurements
46–38–51 (B–W–H) · WHR 0.75
Bra/Cup Size
F

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Instagram Followers
42k (as of May 2026)

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What made Jennie Runk famous?

Jennie Runk is best known for appearing in H&M's Summer 2013 beachwear campaign, which was featured on the front page of H&M's United States website in late April 2013.

When did Jennie start her career?

She began modeling at age 14, starting in 2003, and was active for 23 years until retiring in 2024.

How has Jennie's identity evolved since retiring?

After retiring from modeling in 2024, Jennie, who also goes by 'Jade,' began hormone replacement therapy and now identifies as transmasculine and non-binary, using they and he pronouns.

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