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Courtnie Quinlan is a British glamour model from Plymouth, Devon. She became widely known in the early 2010s through UK tabloid and television work, especially as a Page 3 model for The Sun and as a guest on Sky Sports’ Soccer AM.
Public records of her exact birthday conflict across secondary sites. What can be pinned down from contemporary coverage is the timeline: Sky Sports listed her as 20 in November 2011, and The Sun listed her as 26 in February 2017, which puts her birth around 1990 or 1991. She is often described as mixed English and St. Lucian. She is typically listed at about 5 ft 4 in.
Quinlan came up through the British glamour circuit rather than high-fashion runways. By 2011 she was already working as a model and appearing on Soccer AM, where she talked about supporting Plymouth Argyle and England. She named Carl Fletcher as her favourite Argyle player and said her uncle, Tyrone James, had played for the club. That appearance fit the era: Sky’s Saturday football show regularly featured models alongside studio games and club chat, and it gave regional glamour names a national audience.
Her print career was built on lingerie, swimwear, and Page 3 shoots. The Sun was still running Page 3 in those years, and Quinlan was one of the models the paper used in that slot. A 2017 Sun feature showed her in a lingerie set while she talked about buying a house and doing the renovation herself — knocking down walls, ripping out a kitchen, painting, and building in overalls between jobs. That mix of tabloid glamour and “girl next door doing DIY” was the usual Page 3 framing of the period.
She was also represented on the UK glamour-agency circuit. Industry listings connect her with Girl Management and related Plymouth/London glamour books, the same world that produced other Page 3 and lads’-mag names of the 2010s. She later kept a presence on social media and subscription platforms, though her Instagram is now private, so that side of her work is no longer a public feed you can cite or scrape.
Quinlan was never a household celebrity on the level of the biggest Page 3 names, but she was a recognizable face in that specific British market: regional football fandom, tabloid lingerie, and early-2010s online glamour. There is no reliable public figure for her earnings, and later “wiki” pages that invent net worth, boyfriends, or exact measurements should not be treated as fact. What is solid is the career shape: Plymouth-born model, national TV cameo in 2011, tabloid and lingerie work through the 2010s, then a much quieter public profile once Instagram locked down.