Suzy Bio
February 10, 1967 / Aquarius / Age 59
Suzy is a Danish-born Penthouse model, glamour model, born Dee Carter on February 10, 1967 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Throughout her modeling career, she has also appeared as Bettina.
Suzy was crowned Penthouse Pet of the Month in July 1989, stepping into the spotlight at 22 years old. With her statuesque 38-24-35 figure, seductive blue eyes, honey blond hair, and prominent natural breasts, Suzy exudes a confident sensuality that feels effortless, natural, and undeniably captivating.
She arrives with the kind of energy that feels like a passport stamp—bold, cosmopolitan, and utterly self-assured. Suzy’s return to Penthouse is less a reprise and more an escalation: photographed by Earl Miller, she stepped forward not as a coy newcomer but as a full-fledged Pet, the picture of late-’80s possibility and global ambition. There’s mischief in her smile and a map in her pocket; this is a woman who treats the world as an invitation rather than a destination.
Her persona is equal parts intellect and impulse. An Aquarian who calls herself intelligent, adventurous, and open to new experiences, she exudes a camera-ready confidence that reads both athletic and cerebral. Fluent in cultures as much as conversation, she can be found swapping thoughts about War and Peace as readily as a story of an impromptu move to the United States—taken within forty-eight hours of deciding. Settled now in California, she balances horseback rides and tennis with long, thoughtful reads, projecting Nordic poise and an appetite for life.
Career and curiosity weave through her life like a well-traveled ribbon. Having appeared in the magazine the year before, she returned with a rising profile and an appetite for more—dreams that span work as a United Nations interpreter to the boardroom of a future business venture, neither choice yet ruled out. Cultural exploration thrills her, especially at the dinner table: spicy Szechwan with an ice-cold Danish beer is her delicious emblem of East-meets-West sensibility. She admires European sophistication while admitting an unexpected pull toward American charm, and she describes her own story—romantic but grounded—as ripe material for a film she half-jokes about calling "Suzy in America."
In short, she is modern glamour in motion: adventurous, playful, and very much still writing the next chapter. Penthouse readers get more than a photograph; they get a glimpse of a life in progress, a confident voyager who is asking for everything the world has to offer.
