Stacy Keibler

Stacy Keibler grew up wanting to be a star. After graduating from college with a mass communications degree, she joined the Baltimore Ravens cheerleaders in 1998. A year later, Keibler's life changed forever when she entered a dance contest for a spot in the WWE Nitro Girls lineup. After winning the contest and $10,000, Keibler joined the crazy world of wrestle-mania by dancing with her fellow Nitro Girls during commercial breaks of "WCW Monday Nitro." It did not take long for producers to notice the 5'11" stunner's leggy athleticism. After only a month, she was promoted from sideline dancer to wrestler in the ring, using the stage name Miss Hancock on TV's popular "WCW: Saturday Night." Her trademark moves were the spinning karate kick and the foot choke. By 2004, Keibler was voted the WWE "Babe of the Year," and Kid Rock recorded his version of ZZ Top's hit "She's Got Legs" in tribute to Keibler's most famous assets.

Apart from her wrestling career, Keibler tried her hand at acting, appearing in small roles in "Pecker," "Liberty Heights" and "Bubble Boy." Keibler then teamed with partner Tony Dovolani in "Dancing with the Stars." She established early on that she was a force to be reckoned with on the dance floor. Although Keibler lost the dance-off, she became an overnight star, more in demand than ever before.

Keibler capitalized on the attention by picking up a recurring role on the short-lived dramedy series "What About Brian." Soon after, she was seen briefly on the big screen in a cameo in the football satire "The Comebacks" opposite her main competition from "DWTS," Drew Lachey. Over the remainder of the decade, Keibler made frequent guest turns on episodes of such popular shows as "How I Met Your Mother," "Chuck" and "Psych."

Keibler occasionally took on hosting duties for the subscription online video-game competition show "Call of Duty ELITE: Friday Night Fights" and later made an appearance on the testosterone-fueled office comedy "Men at Work."

In July 2013, Keibler began hosting a Lifetime show called "Supermarket Superstar," where home chefs fight for their product to be sold in supermarkets.