【泰國星正妹】性感與氣質兼備的電眼女孩‭ / ‬Jikkie Risa Pinkydevil

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2015年6月5日上午11:13

Jikkie Risa Pinkydevil出生於1991年11月6日，今年23歲、身高164公分、體重43公斤、三圍32-‭ ‬23-‭ ‬34，她畢業於泰國曼谷Ramkhamhaeng University，目前是泰國娛樂圈的模特兒，現在居住在曼谷。

【泰國星正妹】性感與氣質兼備的電眼女孩‭ / ‬Jikkie Risa Pinkydevil

Jikkie Risa Pinkydevil的家庭成員有爸爸、媽媽、姐姐和弟弟，她是一個活潑可愛的美女，大學時就經常在課餘的時間打工，後來因為她那豐滿的身材和天使的面孔，被人推薦去參與舞臺模特兒。除了工作外，她的嗜好是聽歌和彈鋼琴。
Jikkie Risa Pinkydevil曾參加泰國FHM雜誌舉辦的模特大賽FHM Girls Next Door，泰國FHM雜誌是一本專屬於男人的雜誌，也是在泰國銷售排行第一的雜誌。經過一番努力，Jikkie Risa Pinkydevil入圍了前20強，而在最後一輪考驗的是模特的身材，她更憑藉自己較好的身材入圍了比賽的前10強，榮升為泰國眾多男人心中的女神。

Jikkie Risa Pinkydevil在參加完比賽後開始累積了一些人氣，目前她的Facebook有很多的人關注，也祝福她的模特兒事業能更上層樓！‭ ‬

基本資料：
姓名：Jikkie Risa Pinkydevil
生日：1991.11.06
身高：164公分
體重：43公斤
三圍：32‭ - ‬23-‭ ‬34
職業：模特兒
語言：泰語
Facebook‭:‬‭ ‬https‭://‬www.facebook.com/JikkyPinkyDevil/photos

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【泰國星正妹】性感與氣質兼備的電眼女孩‭ / ‬Jikkie Risa Pinkydevil

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