Kelly Rohrbach

Model and actress, starred in Baywatch

Kelly Rohrbach - Performers & Entertainers born January 21st, 1990
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An American model and actress, gained recognition for the role of C.J. Parker in the film adaptation of 'Baywatch.' Achieved modeling success with appearances in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue and worked with various high-profile fashion brands. Also made guest appearances on television shows including 'The New Normal' and 'Two and a Half Men.'

Played C.J. Parker in 'Baywatch'

Appeared in 'Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue'

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