Jo Guest

Her modeling career began when she answered a local advertisement. At her first agency visit, she was told to wait in the lobby with her medium-length dark brown hair. After 20 minutes, she left, went home, and dyed her hair blonde. She returned the next day and was signed immediately, shooting with their photographer, who sent her pictures to magazines across Britain. Known professionally as Jo Guest, she appeared in The Sun (1993-1998) and featured in Mayfair, Men Only, Men's World, Escort, Razzle, and Whitehouse. She was named Hustler Honey in December 1993 and later starred in the Playboy video Shagalicious British Babes. From 2000, she hosted several shows on Granada's Men and Motors channel, including Jo Guest's Private Parts and Jo Guest's Capital Exposed, often with erotic content. She also appeared in Blur's "Country House" music video in 1995 and in the PC game Jo Guest in the Milk Round.

Guest was a softcore model throughout her career, but she later revealed that she was expected to perform unphotographed sexual acts with male co-stars, a practice she now feels was exploitative. At the end of her career, she did her only hardcore content, penetrating herself with a dildo on a few cam shows. She has been open about her experiences, saying she felt taken advantage of by magazines and photographers. She was romantically linked to footballer Phil Babb in 1995 and married twice. In 2008, she faced a 14-month undiagnosed illness, later confirmed as fibromyalgia after an appearance on This Morning. Standing 5'5" with brown eyes and naturally brown hair (dyed blonde for much of her career), she is retired with minimal social media activity as of 2025, and her net worth is estimated between $1.5 million and $5 million.