This week at SCOREClassics.com: Rhonda Baxter
Our last contact with American Voluptuous magazine covergirl Rhonda Baxter was out of nowhere when, in 2003, she emailed to say hello. She became a mom and a homemaker after she stopped modeling. We sent her some back issues that featured her pictorials per her request. Rhonda didn’t have any of her issues and seemed to be proud of her layouts when she received the magazines. Proof that you can’t take all of the model completely out of the girl after they leave the spotlight.
“My boob size varies on my cycle, from 44DDD to 44EE or 44F. God made me a voluptuous woman,” Rhonda said in 1995. “And I enjoy being one!” She was discovered and photographed in California and then made her way to London.
It was announced in the May ’95 issue of SCORE that Rhonda would go on the second Boob Cruise in August 1995, but it didn’t happen, unfortunately.
Rhonda had a low-key approach to modeling. She never had an interest in trying one of those traditional mail order fan clubs. When the Internet explosion hit, Rhonda didn’t join in. Some of our photographers who knew Rhonda say she was just not motivated that way. In a way, her mystique has grown because of her inaccessibility.
This week, SCOREClassics.com features an unedited video shot on a Sony BetaMax, a huge, heavy camera when compared to the lightweight HD rigs of today. Later in the video, Rhonda crosses paths with another American bra-buster named Calle, and the two of them, wearing tight tops, bounce around the roof of the studio.
Rhonda Baxter: one of the great Voluptuous Girls of the 1990s.