Beautiful pics of A.J. Almasi feet & legs

AJ Almasi - born Andrea Almasi is a model from the United States. The model was featured on NBC's Television Game Show, or No Deal's premiere week as Briefcase Model No.19, late December of 2005. AJ was born within Hendersonville Tennessee she was a shy "tomboy" with spectacles and braces. AJ didn't believe she would be able to achieve this, yet she is happy being a model. Family and friends have said she's "bubbly", and can do anything if she believes. Almasi soon became a stunning, glamor girl as she relocated to Los Angeles to begin a career in both modeling and acting. Aj Almasi's real title is Andrea Almasi. In December of 2005, she was selected to be one of the 26 Briefcase Models who would appear on the upcoming NBC TV Game Show Deal or No Deal. Aj Almasi is an actor who is most well-known in the series Deal or No Deal, Bikini destinations (2003) as well as The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson, aired in 2005. She was a stand-in for Briefcase AJ is focusing her energies to modeling, and is pursuing acting opportunities in L.A.

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