Livia Mund
Also known as Lívia Kélia Mund
Career
Active 1973 – present
Biography
About Livia Mund
Actress, artist, and former model Livia Mund was born on January 4, 1956, in Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She began her career at 17 and became the first Playboy bunny in Brazil when the magazine was still called Homem, published in August 1975. She was 19 years old at the time. Of German, Italian, and French descent, she nearly became a ballerina and then a nun, but found her path in fashion. With blonde hair and blue eyes, she appeared on magazine covers and international runways.
Beyond modeling, Livia worked as an actress, reporter, presenter, and radio host. In 1973, she starred in the soap opera Venha Ver o Sol na Estrada on Record. In 1976, she won the Model of the Year contest Prêmio Atkinsons on Tupi. From 1984 to 1986, she hosted Video Disco on Gazeta SP, and from 1988 she spent two years as a reporter for Bandeirantes AM and FM in São Paulo. She holds a degree in journalism but has since focused on painting and producing fashion and advertising.
Married since 1986, she has two children. She is Brazilian and straight. She is also dedicated to social causes and sings lyrical music with the Coral da Cidade. She remains active in the arts, with a career spanning over five decades.
Record
Profile details
Personal
- Years Active
- 1973-present (started around 18 years old; 53 years active)
- Birthplace
- Macaé, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Ethnicity
- Caucasian
- Sexuality
- Straight
Body
- Hair Color
- Blonde
- Eye Color
- Blue
- Boobs
- Real/Natural
Performances
- Solo
- Nudity (Full)
- Nudity (Implied Nudity Only)
- Nudity (Topless Only)
Extra
- Instagram Followers
- 1k (as of April 2026)
Frequently asked
How did Livia Mund start her career?
She began modeling at age 17, then became Brazil's first Playboy bunny in 1975 when the magazine was still called Homem.
What other media roles has Livia Mund had?
She acted in a soap opera, hosted a TV show, worked as a radio reporter, and pursued a journalism degree.
Did you know
- She was the first Playboy bunny in Brazil, appearing when the magazine was named Homem due to censorship.
- She nearly became a ballerina and then a nun before pursuing fashion.
- Her father was German, and her mother was Italian-French.
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