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Erica Gore
Playboy Australia
|October 2018
<div><div><div><div><div><strong>Tell us something surprising about you?</strong></div></div></div></div></div><div>I used to compete in ballroom and Latin dancing.</div>
Were you excited to shoot for Playboy?
Of course.
What inspires you?
Risk. I love seeing people go after what they want despite the odds. I’m not saying to be totally reckless, but diving into something new without knowing how it’s going to turn out, definitely gets my heart pumping.
Why did you choose to pursue a career in modelling?
I mean what girl doesn’t like getting pretty and taking pictures?
Who do you look up to in the modelling industry?
Tyra Banks is definitely one of my favourites because she used her modelling career to pursue so many other things.
What are some of your hobbies?
Dancing, acting, and playing with my puppy Nylah.
Name three things on your bucket list?
Sky diving, travel the world, and go on an African safari.
Turn-ons
Being nice to total strangers, and talking intelligently about your passion.
Turn-offs
Texting all the time and smoking cigarettes.
Describe to us your perfect date
Something adventurous. Like maybe dinner on a hot air balloon ride or anything with live music.
Which world capital would you most like to visit, and why?
Rome! I love Italian food.
What is your mantr
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