Lauren Nichole Gibson

Lauren Nichole Gibson began her modeling career in 2010 in the United States. At the age of 20, she relocated to Atlanta, Georgia, to pursue her aspirations in both modeling and acting. While working as a server, she was approached by photographer Jack Manning, which led to her initial professional engagements. Following a photoshoot with Manning, Lauren signed non-exclusive representation with SDA Talent Management. She subsequently secured extra work for television productions such as Tyler Perry’s “House of Payne” and BET’s “The Game.”

Motivated to further develop her portfolio, Lauren collaborated with published photographer Dewayne Rogers. This led to opportunities with Akini’s Talent of Atlanta, where she began appearing in music videos for notable artists. Her music video credits include Ludacris’s “Say it to My Face” (2011), Gucci Mane’s “Ok with me” (2011), and Rocko’s “Can’t Wait” (2011). These experiences allowed her to gain exposure within the entertainment industry. Furthermore, she met fitness trainer Corey S. Taylor, a sponsored fitness model for Detour Bar.

Lauren Nichole Gibson has expanded her career into acting, notably appearing as Eve in the 2017 film “But Deliver Us from Evil.” She also worked on the short film “The Chase with Lauren Gibson” (2015) as a shooter and as a model in “Choices” (2017). Currently, she is collaborating with movie film director Joshua Coates, known for “Iniquity,” on forthcoming television and film projects, indicating a continued focus on her acting career.