As the author of a sex column, Rita G. knows a thing or two about being sexy. In it, she's not afraid to openly discuss the evolution of her breasts or the naughty thoughts that men think when they catch a glimpse of a beautiful woman. Rita G. also got a glowing sexual endorsement from Howard Stern, who claimed that she has the best natural chest on the planet. Not bad for a woman who claims she was flat-chested until 17.
Now that she has the body that she wants, Rita G. takes pride in taking great care of it. She avoids alcohol and drugs like the plague and fuels her body with loads of nutrition. She's also an avid gym rat. Curiously enough, Rita G. practices some offbeat grooming habits. She doesn't believe in deodorants (due to Alzheimer's fears) and wears aloe vera gel instead. She also avoids laundry, preferring to buy new clothes than wash old ones.
Rita G.'s appearance in the mysterious and controversial "Flashing Lights" video for Kanye West raised a lot of eyebrows… and also got people curious about who she is. The truth is that she's been around for a while, ever since an infamous appearance on
The Howard Stern
Show gave Rita G. a bona fide big break.
In between these two points, Rita G. has dabbled in a number of creative endeavors, ranging from modeling to music. The former has seen her appear in Playboy, Smooth and Lowrider Blvd. Besides Mr. Kanye West, Rita G. has also rubbed musical shoulders with heavyweights like Jay-Z and Usher. She is a major contributor to The After Hour Hot Spot, a popular radio show that features Dr. Dre, as well. When she's not doing all of these duties, Rita G. manages to find time to write her own online sex column.
Biography
Rita Granbery was born on February 5, 1979, in New York, New York. With an African-American and Italian ethnic background, Rita G. was born with an exotic look, but in her opinion, she was nothing special. Rita G. remembers herself as a skinny kid with a self-described masculine body and a noticeable acne problem. Things changed when she started to develop curves in the right places at 17, an evolution that continued until she was 22. With that, the body of a model was born.
As a young woman, another important event for Rita G. was the disposal of her TV. As a teen, she learned about the influences of television imagery at the subconscious level and insisted on living a TV-free lifestyle. Her decision to part with television for nine long years gave her a stronger appreciation for books and music. It's fitting that she would end up being involved with both.
rita g on the howard stern show and in playboy
Despite Rita G.'s insistence on living sans television, her most significant showbiz break came courtesy of Howard Stern in 2003. Impressed with Rita G.'s bustline, he invited her onto the show to boast that she had the best natural curves on Earth. She was only too happy to oblige and the show's ratings went through the roof. Rita G.'s episode was so popular that it was promptly rebroadcast just two weeks later.
Thanks to the "King of All Media," Rita G. was in demand and she started popping up in movies and in print. Filmdom found her heating up the screen in the softcore extravaganza
The Luckiest Bachelor on Earth (2004
), while the print world had her snuggling up with a host of magazines, primarily Playboy. Over the next few years, Rita G. would appear in more than a dozen special editions of Hugh Hefner's magazine, with the highlights being inclusions in the 2006 and 2007 Top Sexy 100 list.
rita g works with kanye west
The magazine gigs have kept coming for Rita G. Besides
Playboy, she's kept up appearances through work in
Black Gold,
King and
Escape (among others) and various spicy calendars. Rita G. has also branched out into other forms of media, with a well-received sex column for e-crap and a recurring spot for Dr. Dre on his regular radio show.
Rita G. earned what is arguably her greatest career achievement with the lead role in Kanye West's "Flashing Lights" music video. Although the video certainly played on Rita's sexy figure, it also carried an aura of mystery and uneasiness. This was due to her dark role as a shovel-wielding femme fatale who buries Kanye without explanation. While some were irked at the murky qualities of the video, Rita G. was impressed with its ambiguity and tickled at the chance to work with a talent like Kanye West.
