Tawny Kitaen

Pics Tawny Kitaen Feet and Legs Julie Ellen "Tawny", Kitaen, was an American actress, model and media celebrity. She lived from May 7, 1961 to May 7 2021. She started her career as a TV actor, appearing in the television movies Malibu (1983), California Girls (1985). She also starred in the comedy films The Perils of Gwendoline in the Land of the Yik-Yak and Bachelor Party (both 1984), and the horror film Witchboard (1986). Kitaen was famous for her performances in the music videos of heavy metal such as Ratt's "Back for More", Whitesnake "Still of the Night" and "Is This Love" (all 1987). Kitaen also appeared on reality television shows, such as Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew (2008) and The Surreal Life (2006), which detailed Kitaen ?Ts problems with substance abuse. Julie Kitaen was the youngest of three children, born in San Diego in 1961 to Linda Kitaen (nee Taylor) who was an actress and former beauty pageant participant and Terry Kitaen who worked for the business of neon signs. Kitaen's mom was from Scottish and Irish heritage, and her father was of Russian-Jewish heritage. Kitaen was raised Jewish. In the year of 12 years old, she began to utilize the nickname "Tawny" She came up with on her own. When she was a young girl she struggled with dyslexia, which led to her to drop out of Mission Bay High School. [7] When she was 14years old, she was granted backstage access to the Peter Frampton concert at Balboa Stadium.[8] She witnessed Penny Frampton receiving the treatment she was used to and wanted to be like her. [9]

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