Stacy Keibler

Stacy Stacy StacyStacy Ann-Marie Keibler is an ex-professional wrestler, actress, dancer, and model. Her work for World Wrestling Entertainment made her popular outside of the wrestling world when she appeared as the third contestant in the last episode of "Dancing with the Stars" in the season 2. The late 1970s saw her birth in Maryland, USA, she began dancing at the age of three, began modeling at the age of six, and became a member of the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) at the age of eight. She studied Mass Communication at Townsend University upon graduation. In the course of her studies, she played the role of the Baltimore Ravens cheerleader. At the age of nineteen, she smashed out over 300 girls for a spot on the Nitro Girls dance group of World Championship Wrestling. Slowly it was time for her to make a name in the ring started. Her acting and modeling continued, appearing on the covers of magazines such as Shape, Vegas TV Guide Maxi and others. The wrestler quit at the age of 26, and began focusing on modeling and acting. She is currently a resident of Los Angeles and has two youngsters.

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