Camille Veronica Kostek

Camille Veronica Kostek was born in Killingworth (CT) on February 19, 1992, to Alan Kostek and Christina (nee Decosta). She was a former National Football League (NFL) cheerleader for the New England Patriots (2013-14) before becoming famous for her appearances in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, and gaining international recognition after being featured on a single cover in the magazine in the year 2019. She graduated from Haddam-Killingworth high School, Higganum, Connecticut. She has also completed her studies in communications at Eastern Connecticut State University in Communications. She is a dancer who has been trained and often posts videos on social media of her dancing in places other than the studio. Her catchy slogan, "Never Not Dancing," was well-known and inspired others to follow suit. Rob Gronkowski was in a relationship with Kostek. Kostek, right out college was offered a position on ESPN's Saturday Night Football (2007). However, she declined in order to travel and model while she was working. In her last performance as a professional cheerleader she performed at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Arizona for Super Bowl XLIX where the Patriots beat the Seattle Seahawks on February 1 the 1st of February, 2015. Kostek is a senior at the University, was able to make it to the 2013 roster of the National Football League (NFL) New England Patriots cheerleaders. Her family's ancestry also comprises Irish as well as Panamanian/Jamaican and Polish.







 

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