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| Joanne Guest (born February 22, 1972 in Chesterfield, Derbyshire) is a British glamour model who has become a minor celebrity in her own right. She has appeared in a wide range of British "top shelf" magazines, including Mayfair and Men Only. Since 2000 she has been a television host for the Men and Motors cable/satellite channel in the United Kingdom, operated by Granada. Born and raised in Chesterfield, North East Derbyshire, England, Guest got her start in modeling when she came across an advertisement for modeling, while she was attending college. She appeared as a Page 3 girl in The Sun and has appeared in magazines like Loaded and FHM, among the others previously mentioned. She also appeared in the Playboy video Shagalicious British Babes. She was one of the first models to successfully appear on both soft core glamour and more explicit magazines. Indeed Jo would often pose showing both her anus and her vulva, and in many pictures the full length of her vaginal slit from behind, a trend of glamour photography which only started in the UK in the 1990's. She became one of the few models able to show her vagina from behind whilst also keeping her breasts in the shot. Guest did pose for some 'simulated' hardcore shots. In the simulated versions, which were released soon after they were taken, Jo frequently used her hand to block full view of her mouth and vagina. The men in these photo shoots were fully erect and Guest posed for many photographs while holding their erections only millimeters away from her open mouth or vagina. Body positions in numerous photographs in which the view is blocked suggest that penetration did take place. Many websites have alleged that 'real' hardcore shots were released at a later date, but such claims have never been confirmed.[1] Starting with the June 2002 issue, Guest had a monthly advice column in Front magazine. This wasn't her first foray into this genre, as she had previously appeared in a weekly "agony babe" advice column in the Daily Star newspaper (from November 1998 to March 2000). In 2003, she started appearing exclusively every month in the British magazine Men's World with whom she also started an interactive website (details in Joanne Guest Links [2]). But she did not feature in the November or December issues, it being said she was too busy. Guest also appeared in an interative erotic magazine for PC called Interactive Girls. |
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