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Melissa Soria

Model

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1987-11-06
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Melissa Marie, widely recognized as a model and often referred to simply as Melissa, made her mark in the entertainment world when she was cast by Playboy in 2010. That year, Melissa not only appeared in multiple issues but also landed the cover of Playboy’s Sexy Girls Next Door, solidifying her presence in the spotlight. Before all the fame, Melissa had already laid the foundation for her future. She graduated high school in 2005 and then attended a local college, where she pursued studies in Sports Nutrition. While balancing her education, Melissa worked hard to support herself, taking on roles as a receptionist and later as a bartender—jobs that helped shape her work ethic.

Born in Stockton, CA, Melissa grew up as the eldest of two siblings, stepping into early responsibilities that would define her resilience. Her rich cultural background includes Spanish, Irish, Native American Indian, and Persian heritage, which adds depth to her identity and appeal. Over the years, Melissa has embraced her journey with grace, turning every chapter—from college days to magazine covers—into a testament of determination. And through it all, Melissa continues to inspire with her story of growth, ambition, and authenticity.

Trivia

She first got her start in the world of modeling when she began participating in pageants for Hawaiian Tropic back in 2009, and that really opened the door for her career. From there, she gained more visibility and even landed a spot in a music video—specifically, Lil Dicky’s track featuring Fetty Wap and Rich Homie Quan, “$ave Dat Money.” It was definitely a big moment for her, helping to put her on the map. She’s come a long way since those early days, and it’s clear that every step, including that music video appearance, played a role in shaping her path forward.

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