Tatiana Zdrok biography

Official website: http://www.uninhibitedisland.com
Date of Birth: 1966-07-20
Place of Birth: Kiev
Hair Color: Unknown
Eye Color: Unknown
Measurements: 352-23-36
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Playmate of the Month: not yet
Additional info: "My father was a photojournalist and my mother was an educational researcher. My sister Victoria was born when I was 7. Although there was this gap between us, we were always extremely close growing up. As a child, I was introduced to ballet and piano, and drawing lessons. I loved to draw palm trees and coconuts during those cold long Russian winters, dreaming of one day visiting the tropical islands. We spent half of every summer in one of the resorts on the Black Sea (our parents saved all year long to be able to afford to take us there). The other half of the summer we spent in our grandma's village . There, my sister and I learned the rustic ways - milking a cow, climbing trees, sleeping in a hay, riding a horse, jumping in the river from rocks in the middle of the night and other wild and carefree experiences.
Through my school years, I was very athletic, doing track and field (mostly in the sprints - 60,100,200 m.). After I graduated high school in 1983, I wanted to study archeology at the prestigious Ukrainian University; but I was rejected because my parents were not communists (they did not belong to the Party). So I worked as a secretary in tourist organization that took children on various camping.trips. At about the same time I became interested in body building, which at that time wasn't fully legal in the USSR. I was also accepted in theater school and graduated in 1989 from college with a theater degree.

That was the time when Gorbachev came to power and allowed free enterprise for the first time in 70 years. I was hired to work as a manager for a start-up private company and made so much more than my friends working for the state. Shortly thereafter, my now famous sister Victoria (at that time a little rebellious teenager) left for the US as the first Ukrainian exchange student to study in the US. She was only 16 and we all missed her terribly. She got married and stayed in the US; and my Mom moved to the US shortly thereafter. After trying to get a visa for about 2 years (it was tough for an attractive and single Soviet women to obtain visas to the US) and living in Moscow, I came to America at the end of Oct. 1992.

I flew to Phillly where my sis and mom met me at the airport. It was such an emotional moment for me. Everything was completely new for me here. I barely spoke English. I began modeling with my sister and learning the American ways. I now work as a manager in a clothing store. Being in America with my family is a wonderful dream come true. On occasion, I get to go to the tropical islands of my childhood fantasies,and now I even have an island of my own! So, welcome to my very own, wild and uninhibited island!" Yours, Tatiana