Ehrinn Cummings was born March 14, 1981 in Montreal, Quebec,
Canada. Both her parents are English-born (her dad, Peter, is a retired schoolteacher and her mom, Judy, is a former equestrian trainer).
Biography and Career :
Along with her brother and sister, Ian and Pip, the family grew up in the cosmopolitan Canadian city.
Montreal-born Ehrinn Cummings was genuinely surprised to hear there are several Internet Web sites devoted to her. "If someone on the Web is bored enough to gather information on some chick from Canada, then that's cool," she says.
The Latte that Changed Everything :
She hadn't thought about modeling much, until a man representing the Next Modeling Agency approached her in a Montreal
coffee shop. Though apprehensive at first, the $2,000 paycheck was too good to resist.
Her first job was a shampoo ad, which ran in local publications. One of those magazines, Elle Quebec, happened to land in the hands of a
New York modeling agent, who quickly scooped her up upon seeing her.
Ehrinn Cummings -International Supermodel :
A year later, she found herself working for Gucci in
Paris, but the following year, her career really started heating up. Upon signing with the Karin agency in New York, she found herself inside the pages of Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Jane.
And in addition to her print ads for Sisley and Ann Taylor, she also earned a spot inside the coveted 2002 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.
We're confident that she is on the right path to further prosperity. Currently residing in New York City, she has a Canadian boyfriend and continues her various modeling projects.
She, currently, has a Canadian boyfriend. She met him in Halifax during a visit with her sister last summer.
As for the Web site compilers, they can salivate at the prospect of Ehrinn Cummings being a feature girl in Sports Illustrated magazine's next swimsuit edition. She's waiting to hear the final word on whether she's been selected, but says she's confident she will be.
Quotes :
- "I'm kept pretty busy."
- "It's tough work, for sure, but the money is good. I plan to keep modelling until I'm 24 or 25, when I hope to have enough money to retire."
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