Kourtney Reppert has evolved from a small-town athlete into a 16-time cover model, media entrepreneur, and mental health advocate.
Exclusive mentorship program designed to elevate modeling and influencer careers.
Kourtney Reppert's mentorship initiative, highlighting her journey from modeling assignments to entrepreneurship.
As Executive Director, Kourtney unites beauty, brands, and business, promoting swimwear models.
Business partners for the launch of a new beauty brand, Indigo Alien Beauty.
Kourtney Reppert serves as COO, focusing on supporting children and single mothers.
Kourtney Reppert was born and raised in Leesport, Pennsylvania. She initially pursued athletics in high school, participating in cross country, swimming, field hockey, basketball, and softball. She later attended Kutztown University before deciding to move to Los Angeles to pursue a modeling career. In 2011, she returned to education to obtain her aesthetician license from the Lancaster School of Cosmetology. Her professional modeling career began with a commercial for Constellation Energy. She gained recognition in the industry, including being named Philadelphia’s Hottest Blonde by WMMR, and Philadelphia’s Hottest Sports Babe and Model of the Year by the Phillies and Flyers.
Throughout her career, Reppert has engaged in fashion shoots for various publications and companies such as Fox Sports, Sports Illustrated, Yahoo, and Hollywood Tuna. Her work led to her becoming a 16-time cover model. In 2018, she founded Super Mommie, an online community designed for mothers. Kourtney Reppert is also the Executive Creative Director at TropicBeauty, a health and beauty company focused on swimwear models. She also holds the position of COO at Kkares Foundation. Reppert is the founder and CEO of KR Media and the Bombshell Glam Mentorship Program, aimed at empowering women entrepreneurs, and is currently launching a beauty brand, Indigo Alien Beauty, with Beauty Boss.
In 2012, Reppert became the victim of a cyberstalking incident, which led to an FBI investigation and the eventual arrest of the perpetrator. This experience prompted her to become an advocate for cyberstalking victims and online safety, using her platform to raise awareness about these issues. She is also a mental health advocate, having personally experienced and overcome PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Reppert has utilized her experiences with single motherhood and trauma to fuel the Kourtney Kares Foundation, which supports children and single mothers. She frequently connects with her audience through Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, and has been featured on platforms such as ABC’s Good Morning America and Fox’s NFL Sunday pregame show. She has also authored the book “Beyond the Image.”
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