Brooklyn Danielle Decker or Brooklyn Decker is an American model/actress who was able to go through all the hardships of the industry with a positive attitude and in the process was able to establish a name for her in the industry. Decker is renowned for appearing in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. She even appeared in it’s cover for 2010.
Apart from working for Victoria’s Secret she has appeared in many television series and films including Chuck, The League, Just Go With It and Battleship.
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| Full Name | Brooklyn Danielle Decker |
| Date of Birth | April 12, 1987 |
| Birth Place | Kettering, Ohio, U.S. |
| Parent(s) | Tessa (Mother) Stephen Decker (Father) |
| Occupation | model, actress |
| Spouse(s) | Andy Roddick (m. 2009) |
| Net Worth | US $40 million |
Early Life and Bio
Brooklyn Decker was born to nurse Tessa and a pacemaker salesman Stephen Decker on April 12, 1987 in Kettering which is in Ohio. She has a brother named Jordan. Her family moved to Matthews when she was a kid and she completed her high school education from David W. Butler High School.
Her first modeling work was modeling for the renowned prom dress maker Maurie Simone. She was still a teenager when she worked for them.
Modeling
Brooklyn Decker has made appearances in many editorials of Teen Vogue, FHM and Glamour. She was featured in many international covers of Glamour, GQ, and Flare. She has done campaigns for high-end brands like Victoria’s Secret and The Gap.
She moved to New York City in 2005. After moving to NYC, she auditioned for “Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition.” She made her first appearance in the 2006 edition. She was featured in the 2007 edition along with which she even hosted the BTS television special. Her next appearance was seen in 2008 and made her first cover appearance in 2010. The shoot for it was done in Maldives Islands.
She made a guest appearance in Chuck playing the role of a model. Decker was even the guest judge for Germany’s Next Top Model’s fifth cycle.
In 2010, she was deemed the “Sexiest Woman Alive” by Esquire Magazine.
