With Playboy playmate Laura Lyons as her mother, you just knew that Lily Aldridge was going to be sexy. But while she may have even one-upped her mom by landing the cover of 2014's Sport Illustrated Swimsuit Edition (she's the middle ass, squeezed between Brooklyn Decker and Chrissy Teigen), unfortunately it looks like Mama Aldridge didn't pass on the DNA for showing T & A. Born in LA to both Laura and English artist Alan Aldridge, who made some of The Beatles' cover art, her two sisters modelled for Marc Jacobs and Ralph Lauren, so it was only natural that's where Lily got her start. If you’ve had to get creative with your beat-off material, you probably came across Lily primping, posing, and pushing products in ads for Coach, JCrew, Levi’s, and Rocawear. As a fifteen-year-old she broke onto the TV screen when she was in Limp Bizkit's "Break Stuff" video, although nowadays she's married to Kings of Leon singer Caleb Followill. But Lily really entered the ranks of super modeldom when she became a Victoria’s Secret model back in 2009. From then on, we’ve been treated to a plethora of photos and clips of the tanned and toned hottie sporting lingerie while strutting down the runway. Primetime television got a teasing view of her mouthwatering cheeks peeking out of her panties during the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2013. Other career highlights include her bikini modeling clips from The Victoria's Secret Swim Special in 2015, and the 2014 version of The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. It’s no secret that Lily is stunningly beautiful. And let it not be a secret that she’s our go-to girl when we want to lose a load! Since the longtime lingerie company has ditched their iconic angels in favor of female power icons like US soccer star Megan Rapinoe, we may have to hope for Lily Aldridge to show it all on screen, where Lily's already been silly on shows like 2 Broke Girls and in movies like Ocean's Eight (2018). Bra and panties looks are great, but we need Lily to be like her momma and show those A-plus Aldridge apples we know didn't fall far from the tree.
