Hey, ho! Ho, ho, ho! We'd love to have a go with Kea Ho! The 5'8” model/actress is the daughter of legendary Hawaiian entertainer Don Ho, and she’s gorgeous. Kea hails from The Aloha State just like her old man, and she even followed his trail of leis straight into show business, starting at the age of four when she would join him on stage. To hone her craft, she took method acting classes at the Lee Strasberg Institute, and studied classic films with unforgettable dames like Sophia Loren and Rita Hayworth. With full lips and a Jessica Rabbit body, Kea was hand-picked by Robert Rodriguez to appear as Old Town Girl in Frank Miller’s Sin City: A Dame to Kill For (2014) with Jessica Alba, Rosario Dawson, and the rest of the star-studded cast. In her second film she went with the role of (drumroll please) Kea Ho, a pop star, in the horror flick Condemned (2015). Not only did she show off her huge breasts and perk pokies in a vinyl one-piece, but there were photos of her pinned to a board in barely there clothing items. She also got to commiserate with her co-stars about how it sucks to be the daughter of a famous person, as her co-stars were Dylan Penn (daughter of Sean Penn and Robin Wright), Genevieve Hudson-Price (daughter of writer Richard Price), and Lydia Hearst of the Hearst dynasty). Quite the pedigreed cast! In 2016, she went both in front of and behind the camera, not only appearing in the film Urge, but co-producing it, as well. Starring Pierce Brosnan, Danny Masterson, and Ashley Green, the film centers around a hedonistic club, and Kea is Xiomara, a seductive dancer who performs there, her tight body encased in a bondage-looking bodysuit with straps and feathers, all in scarlet red. Her puffy, pouty lips are drenched in the same fire shade, and when she whips her long, dark hair around, her cleavage explodes over the top and sides, too much for even the buckles and snaps to contain. That same year, Kea also popped up in Flock of Dudes (2015) with Brett Gelman and Jamie Chung, and wrote, produced, and starred in the short film Volcano. Hey, Ho! Hey, Ho! Watch this volcano go!
