Camille Veronica Kostek

Camille Veronica Kostek (February 19, 1992) was born and was raised in Killingworth, Connecticut to Alan Kostek who was a contractor as well as Christina (nee Decosta) the gym's manager. She was a former National Football League (NFL) cheerleader for the New England Patriots (2013-14) before becoming famous for her appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, and also gaining international recognition for getting a cover for herself with the magazine in the year 2019. She graduated from the Haddam-Killingworth High school and studied Communications at Eastern Connecticut State University. She is a professional dancer and often posts videos on social media showing her dancing spontaneously outside of the studio. Her signature catchphrase, "Never Not Dancing," was a hit and encouraged others to join in. Rob Gronkowski in a relationship. Kostek was a fresh graduate of college. She was approached for a job on ESPN's Saturday Night Football (2007). However, she turned it down in order to travel and model while she was working. The last time she was a professional cheerleader was in the University of Phoenix Stadium, Arizona for Super Bowl XLIX. The Patriots defeated the Seattle Seahawks on February 1, 2015. When she was a junior at the college, Kostek was selected to the National Football League's New England Patriots Cheerleaders roster in 2013. Her heritage includes Polish, Irish, and the Panamanian/Jamaican.







 

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