Never say never with Emma Glover, a beautiful model from Essex, England. She’s on the taller side – 5’7” – with brown hair, blue eyes and a strong sense of self. “I grew up on a little island in the Thames Estuary, just outside of London,” says Emma. “It was a lovely place to live – surrounded by water, with dogs, horses and fresh air, but just thirty minutes from the city.” With credits in all the ‘lad’s mags’, like Nuts, Zoo, Maxim and FHM – not to mention a role as a body double in a Hollywood movie – Emma is no stranger to glamour modeling, but this is her first time posing nude for Playboy. “I went to LA for a casting and a party at the Playboy Mansion,” she says. “I thought that would be it – so when I was approached by Joby, I leapt at the opportunity!” As far as Emma’s concerned, progress is made in leaps and bounds, not in measured steps. “I was nervous about posing fully nude, because I’ve only done implied,” she says. “But I never say never, and I’m not afraid to take risks. I went to university, earned a degree in marketing, and then realized that I wanted to be a model – so I left a well-paid position to follow my dream, and it’s definitely paid off.” When she’s not in front of the camera, hard-working Emma spends time with her friends – going dancing with the girls, and out to the pubs with the guys. “I’m not sure you would consider it a special talent, but I can drink a whole pint in one go,” she says, laughing. “I’m really fast, too – I’ve beat out grown men. They never think I’ll beat them, but I do.” Speaking of competition with men, Emma is her own woman, but she’ll concede the point to the right man. “I’m straight, but I think that women are nice to look at,” she says. “For me, it can’t compare to being wrapped up in the big, strong arms of a man. I’m a sucker for strong arms and broad shoulders.” Besides a well-built body, Emma’s looking for a guy with a good personality and a great sense of humor –someone she could challenge to a fast pint, whether or not he foots the bill. “When I set my heart on something, I won’t stop until I get it,” she says. “I apply that discipline in all areas of my life – not just work, but with relationships, too.”
