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Christie Brinkley Swimsuit

Christie Brinkley: sexy cougar in hot thong bikini, Christie Brinkley is a sexy cougar in bikini. She was a playboy playmate and Christie Brinkley was also a sexy thong bikini model. After her divorce with her last husband, Christie Brinkley sexy cougar vowed not to walk down the aisle again.

Christie Brinkley formerly known as supermodel and she has wed for four times: Jean Francois Allaux, Billy Joel the singer, Richard Taubman the businessman and Peter Cook.

Christie Brinkley appeared in hot sexy pose wearing her thong bikini many times and apparently her last divorce has made her so down. We will always remember Christie Brinkley as hot sexy bikini model. The one we see here is Christie Brinkley pose when she was appeared wearing hot sexy bikini in Sports Illustrated in 1981.

Christie Brinkley appeared in front of fans and onlookers in New York and she has wowed people there. Christie Brinkley plays the role of Roxie and for singing puposes, Christie Brinkley has been helped by her ex husband Billy Joel. Even though Christie Brinkley is 57 years old now, she is still hot and a sexy cougar.

Christie Brinkley posed in a skin tight red Hervé Léger bandage dress. Even though Christie Brinkley appeared in full dress here but she is still sexy. Her tight dress showing off her hot sexy body and her mini skirt let the black stockings which are one part of her black thong bikini.

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