«Baywatch» star Donna D’Errico was shocked when Playboy was not excited about her pitch for them after the 30th anniversary of her debut on the cover.
Donna D’Errico is in the best shape of her life and isn’t afraid to show off her hard work.
After the 30th anniversary of her debut on the cover of Playboy, D’Errico figured she’d reach out to the publication to see if it had interest in featuring a longtime fan favorite.
The “Baywatch” actress was shocked to learn that not only was Playboy not excited about her pitch, but the adult content outlet encouraged her to send images for possible social media inclusion.
D’Errico, who recently launched the first celebrity artificial intelligence chat experience, Call Donna D, was first featured on the cover in September 1995 as Playboy’s Playmate of the Month. Reveling in success as an OnlyFans star and posing in the nude for a Peta campaign, D’Errico attempted to get back on the pages of the famous magazine.
“I actually contacted Playboy,” D’Errico exclusively told Fox News Digital. “I contacted Playboy because I was like, ‘You know, I’m kind of feeling myself. I feel like I look pretty good.’
“‘I’m feeling pretty confident. I might like to kind of pose again, I don’t know. I think it might be kind of cool.’”
Before D’Errico could get ahead of herself, Playboy turned her down, she said.
