Camille Veronica Kostek

Camille Veronica Kostek (February 19 1992) was born and raised in Killingworth, Connecticut to Alan Kostek, a contractor, as well as Christina (nee Decosta) the gym's manager. She was a former National Football League (NFL) cheerleader for the New England Patriots (2013-14) before coming to prominence for her appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, and then gaining international attention after having a cover of her own with the magazine in the year 2019. She graduated from Haddam-Killingworth High school located in Higganum, Connecticut and majored in Communications at Eastern Connecticut State University. A dancer by training and performer, she frequently posts videos on social media dancing in the streets outside of a dance studio. Her catchy slogan, "Never Not Dancing," was a hit and encouraged others to follow suit. Rob Gronkowski in a relationship. Kostek was a fresh graduate of college. She was approached for a job on ESPN's Saturday Night Football (2007). But she declined in order to travel while modeling. She was cheerleader for New England Patriots during their Super Bowl XLIX win. Kostek was a student at University, made it into the roster for 2013 of the National Football League (NFL) New England Patriots cheerleaders. Her heritage includes Polish, Irish, and the Panamanian/Jamaican.







 

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