Brooke Lynette
Brooke Lynette
Early Life
Brooke
There is no information on whether she has any siblings.
She lived and grew up in Scotland with her family.
There is no information about her education or background but she is a high school graduate, she graduated from a high school located in Scotland.
Education
She attended the University of Glasgow and graduated with a degree in an unknown field. [3]
When she was 18 years old, she moved to London from Edinburgh and took up modeling as a career. [5]
Career
A picture of Brooke
Brooke
Brooke
She began her career as a model when she was 18 years old and moved to London.
Slowly, her popularity grew, and she has been signed by different modeling agencies and she has received a lot of endorsement deals.[3]
In April 2011, she became a ring girl with boxing and martial arts promotions, such as Cage Warriors — where she became pals with UFC celebrity Conor McGregor, inset, and even took part in an amateur boxing charity event. [4]
She said
“I got involved in Models Fight Night.
I trained for nine months to learn how to box and have this big bout.”
“I trained five times a week, twice a day and won the fight — it’s one of the best things I’ve ever done.”
“I was a ring girl for five years through that.”
“I would be doing promotional stuff and being a ring girl with black eyes from sparring, a fractured rib and torn ligaments in my arm.
It was so much fun and I trained for five years afterwards.”
She is still living in London, she said:
“I left Edinburgh when I was 18, so still have my family and best friends there.”
“I try to get back as often as possible but my work schedule is manic so, unfortunately, I don’t see them as much as I would like to.”
Her work has been featured in many magazines; she has also been featured in newspapers like Daily Star, The New York Times and The Guardian.
In November 2016, she decided to go into something new and started shooting online videos.
She said,
“When I first started out, I was more shy and not sure of the direction I was going in so I did more of them in underwear for views, as clickbait.”
“I don’t need to do that as much now as I’ve built up a solid fanbase and hopefully now people see more of it is comedy.
m Lots of fans who follow me do so purely because I model but I don’t take myself seriously — I’m very much a down-to-earth girl and not what some would portray me as.”
“So I think when people see me taking the p*** out myself and making myself look ugly it is funny.” [4]
"Females relate to seeing a different side of me.
When I first started and got a taste, my first goal was to get 100,000 followers and I wanted to be the biggest female.”
“And now that I’ve overtaken the other girls, it does feel very nice.”
“I work my bum off from 7am until 1am, pushing content out and filming, editing or networking.”
“It’s not like I’m always on my phone doing nothing — it’s constant.”
“All of us girls have a predominately male fanbase, but more than 20 per cent of mine are females, which is a high figure for a girl to have.”
"And the more content I put out, the more that people see my personality.
Girls take to that a lot better rather than just seeing me in my underwear.”
“I will always be someone who shows a little bit of skin — but my videos still get millions of views when I have a T-shirt on and I’m not showing cleavage.”
She has some disadvantages to this career, as con artists scammed some of her fans.
Some people pretended to be her online — known as “catfishing” — then requested for cash from unsuspecting followers in return for her pictures.
She said,
“I have a ‘catfish’ who has done this to me and I’ve been trying to find them.
I’ve almost tracked them down but it has got worse recently, with them asking for credit card details to get pictures of me.
I’m catfished on dating websites all the time but this is on Facebook and it’s the same person.
Fans have got in touch saying they can’t believe they were duped after speaking to me for years — and it’s not even me.”
She also stated
“I honestly get so many messages on Facebook and Instagram where people confess their love and all sorts.
It’s crazy and I try to reply to everyone as much as I can but it’s hard, it’s a full-time job trying to reply to comments.
To marriage proposals, I send them love hearts and say thank you and keep it short and sweet.
I don’t think they mean it, they’re just being cute.”
She also has anti-fans and mean internet trolls, she said
“You do get a lot of hate, every girl gets it, people call me ugly and plastic and all these negative things.
They see a pair of breast implants and think the rest of you is plastic.
Well, that’s not the case.
Calling me ugly and slagging me off personally used to offend me.
I’d think, ‘Is that what people see me as is that what they think of me?
But if you cared about that there is no way you could do this job.
I’m not bothered now.
You’re going to get internet trolls who would never say it to your face but are happy to sit behind a keyboard and write whatever they want.”
Personal Life
She is not in a relationship presently but was formerly in a relationship with a guy whose name she withheld.
She likes pizza and Chinese food; her favorite colors are blue, black, white, and yellow.
During her free time, she likes to travel, go shopping and watch films.