Kym Malin

Kym Malin is a petite, blonde former Playboy Playmate and actress with a slim 36–20–34 figure and natural 36DD bust. Born on July 31, 1962, in Dallas, Texas, she grew up competing on a diving team, which helped her win the title "The Most Perfect Body in Texas" at a local beauty pageant. At 19, she was named Playboy's Playmate of the Month for May 1982, and went on to grace ten covers and ten photosets for the magazine, plus appearances in Playboy Plus and several international editions.

Her acting career began in the 1980s with a memorable comedic role as Lola in the lowbrow comedy "Joysticks." She also had small parts in mainstream films like "Weird Science," where she did her own stunt of being sucked up a chimney and launched into a pool, as well as "Die Hard" and "Road House." Kym starred in four low-budget action movies directed by Andy Sidaris: "Picasso Trigger," "Guns," "Enemy Gold," and "The Dallas Connection." She also appeared in "Mike's Murder" and "Malibu Express." After retiring from the spotlight in 1994, she returned to Texas and attended community college, later settling in upstate New York, where she manages a pediatrician's office. Kym keeps her personal life private and now maintains a connection with fans through her official Facebook page.