Whatever Happened To These '80s Video Vixens?

Far from being a one-hit wonder, Kymberly Herrin popped up in countless videos over the years, including the Kiss classic "eXposed," and Van Halen's "California Girls," but it was ZZ Top's "Legs" that put her on the map as a video vixen. Sure, she was Playboy's Miss March in 1981, and was already working as

Far from being a one-hit wonder, Kymberly Herrin popped up in countless videos over the years, including the Kiss classic "eXposed," and Van Halen's "California Girls," but it was ZZ Top's "Legs" that put her on the map as a video vixen. Sure, she was Playboy's Miss March in 1981, and was already working as a popular model, but the feature film roles in Romancing the Stone and Ghostbusters didn't come pouring in until her long-limbed turn on MTV.

These days, she lives outside of Santa Barbara, designing jewelry and tending to a broken heart. She's had multiple boyfriends die tragically from a variety of causes including cirrhosis of the liver, leukemia, and even an errant dive off a Hawaiian waterfall. Her house even burned down in the Montecito Tea Fire of 2008, leaving her homeless and alone. It's been a tough time for the one-time music video regular, but this "groovy hippie chick," as ZZ Topper Billy Gibbons once described her, still knows how to use her legs, so that's something.

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