Raine Michaels Biography | Bret Michaels Daughter Raine

Who is Raine Michaels?

Raine Michaels (full name: Raine Elizabeth Michaels) is a model who is among the 2019 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model search competition finalists and is also popular for being the daughter of Bret Michaels, the lead singer of the Poison band which is a mega-popular rock band since the 1980s.

Michaels Raine Age

Raine is 18 years old as of 2018. She was born on 20th May, 2000 in Los Angeles, United States.

Raine Michaels Family – Raine Michaels Mother and Father

Raine is the oldest child of Bret Michaels, the lead singer of the famous glam metal band, Poison, and his former partner Kristi Lynn Gibson, a former model. Her parents are no longer together but the co-parent their children just fine. Through her father, she is a niece of Nicole Sychak and Michelle Sychak. Her grandparents are Wally Sychak and Marjorie Sychak.

Raine Michaels Siblings – Raine and Jorja Bleu Michaels

She has a younger sibling: her sister Jorja Bleu Michaels, born on 5th May 2005. She is an actress and has featured in Mistrust (2018).

Bret Michaels Daughter Raine Michaels Diabetes

At a young age, Raine was diagnosed with borderline diabetes or prediabetes. Since her father too is diabetic, he has guided her on healthy living with what to eat and how to take care of herself.

Raine Michaels Height

The 18-year old Sports Illustrated finalist has a height of five-foot-nine (175 cm) and weighs 60 kg.

Raine Michaels Modeling – Sports Illustrated

Raine is graduated from high school recently (in 2018) and has had a dream to become a model for a long time. After her graduation, she enlisted for the Sports Illustrated gig which she got and is among the 6 finalists for the 2019 SI Swimsuit model search competition as of January 30, 2019.

Being among the finalists means that Raine has one in six chances to be on the spread for this year’s edition of the iconic magazine issue.

Raine Michaels College – Belmont

Raine graduated from high school in the summer of 2018 and has since enrolled into Belmont University for classes and is able to balance her music classes and modeling.

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Raine Michaels Twitter

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Raine Michaels, Bret Michaels’ daughter, named Sports Illustrated Swimsuit finalist

Published: 30/1/2019

Raine Michaels, is making a major splash as the next sought-after swimsuit model.

The 18-year-old was just announced as one of the top six women moving forward in the 2019 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model search competition and her 55-year-old father, is one proud papa.

“My oldest daughter Raine works hard and is a kind, humble soul,” the rock star told People magazine Wednesday. “She was really excited to be involved with Sports Illustrated. She is at college studying sports journalism and broadcasting. Raine knows all the girls worked hard to get there and is grateful to be in the top six!”

The five other finalists include Books Nader, Jessica Aidi, Veronica Pomee, Erin Willerton and Manuela Alvarez.

In August 2018, Raine told Fox News it’s always been a dream of hers to appear on the pages of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit.

“Sports Illustrated has been one of my goals since I was probably 13 years old,” she said at the time. “I’ve always wanted to be a part of Sports Illustrated. I loved the magazine. Kate Upton is one of my biggest role models in life. I’ve always loved that they really want to show that it’s all about inner beauty that shines.”

“Beauty comes in all shapes and sizes,” Raine continued. “There’s no one shape or size that’s perfect. And they show that all sizes, all shapes matter, all ethnicities are beautiful. That’s something I really wanted to be a part of because that’s what we need in the world today.”

Raine also revealed Michaels has been supportive of her modeling career over the years and was especially excited when she embarked on her journey to Sports Illustrated Swimsuit superstardom.

“He wants me to succeed in what I want to pursue in life,” she explained. “He wants me to succeed in whatever I want to pursue in life. He was so proud. He would call me like every second. He would go, ‘Oh my God, how are you doing? Are you so excited?’ Right before I went on, I was like ‘Dad, I have to go now.’ And he said, ‘Right, right, but I’m so excited for you! I’m waiting outside, I’ll see you right after!’ I was just like, ‘Oh my goodness, OK.’

“I was talking to some of the girls [in the competition] and they were like, ‘My dad is so mad that I’m going to be walking in a bikini right now.’ And I’m like, it doesn’t have to be sexualized. It’s something you just want to do. You feel beautiful, you’re body confident and you want to show it. That’s amazing. My dad totally gets that, which is really cool because I know that not all dads do.”

“He wants me to succeed in what I want to pursue in life,” she explained. “He wants me to succeed in whatever I want to pursue in life. He was so proud. He would call me like every second. He would go, ‘Oh my God, how are you doing? Are you so excited?’ Right before I went on, I was like ‘Dad, I have to go now.’ And he said, ‘Right, right, but I’m so excited for you! I’m waiting outside, I’ll see you right after!’ I was just like, ‘Oh my goodness, OK.’

“I was talking to some of the girls [in the competition] and they were like, ‘My dad is so mad that I’m going to be walking in a bikini right now.’ And I’m like, it doesn’t have to be sexualized. It’s something you just want to do. You feel beautiful, you’re body confident and you want to show it. That’s amazing. My dad totally gets that, which is really cool because I know that not all dads do.”

Adopted from: foxnews.com