Camille Constance Anderson, is an

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, who is best known for holding the title of Miss Austin USA. She is also well known for taking part in the WWE 2004 RAW Diva Search.

Early life

She held the title of Miss Austin USA in 1998, however, she left the beauty pageant circuit for an internship at ''

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to complete her journalism degree.

Modeling career

Anderson began her modeling career as a beauty pageant model, winning Miss Austin USA in 1998. Anderson began appearing in commercials and in magazines, appearing in; ''Fitness RX,

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, FM Concepts'' and ''

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.'' She also featured in ''

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"''Hottest 100 Women in the World" list in 2007 placing 51st. Anderson regularly posed for ''Bench Warmers'' trading cards, first posing in 2001.

Television career

Anderson began her acting career as an extra appearing in television shows such as; ''

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'' and '' Regular Joe.'' She also landed several cameo's in films such as; '' Rock Star,

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'' and ''

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.'' In 2004 Anderson was a contestant in WWE's 2004 Diva Search contest. She was the second contestant eliminated from the competition placing 9th overall. In 2005 she landed a role in the film ''

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'' and made recurring appearances in television drama ''

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.'' Anderson also ventured in to hosting, she was a guest co-host at the 2005 ''

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'' event. She has also hosted multiple episodes of ''Selling Mega Mansions.''

Filmography

Film and television

References

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