Reby Hardy

almost 18 almost 18 where did where does Reby go from here so you're already you're 18 just divorced yeah divorcee and uh I took my wedding photos from a wedding photo shoot that we had done at the mall like one of those like glamour shots places and I uploaded it onto like glamour shots I remember I'm fucking embarrassing I need to go find these pictures because I feel like a good

story time or something I'd do it I put it on this like model portfolio website yes and within the first like week I met this guy of course him and a bunch of guys bunch of fucking creeps because that's what that shit was and yeah yeah if they hide behind a modeling agency oh yeah I'm a photographer you know come do artistic photos yeah there was a lot of that and I learned that pretty quick yeah I was dumb but I caught on pretty quick yeah

But I met this guy who I ended up dating very briefly, but he had a friend and he was like, oh, yeah, I got this friend who's a photographer and he shoots film.

And, you know, I feel like he you know, you'd be a good fit for him because I used to be like 90 pounds, like super, you know, ideal for that kind of stuff that he was doing at the time.

So I went and I did that.

We shot on like some rooftop in the city.

I went to Montauk in Long Island in the Hamptons and we shot some stuff.

That ended up being the guy who shot my first Playboy pictures.

My first Playboy pictures, I didn't even know I was going to be in Playboy.

I got a call from this guy six months, eight months after the fact.

And he's like, oh, I'm going to be in Playboy.

And I was like, congratulations.

And he's like, no, no, no, we're going to be in Playboy.

And I was like...

But it's like they were like film pictures on the beach.

I literally thought he was just like – because I was sort of like his test models for when he would, you know, shoot the real beautiful models, you know, like the real tall girls or, you know, the stuff that he – because he was doing arts and books and museums and stuff like that.

So I was like, okay, nothing's ever going to come of it.

And, you know, that ended up being published.

And from there I was like, bitch, I'm going to run with this.

This is my moment.