Patricia Ford
Penthouse Pornstar, March 1999

Patricia Ford Bio

March 17, 1969 / Pisces / Age 56

Patricia Ford is an American-born Penthouse model, glamour model, nude model, and actress. She was born on March 17, 1969 in Honolulu, Hawaii, United States. During her modeling career, she was sometimes credited as Brandi Davis, Brandi Peterson, Pua or Puanani.

Patricia Ford was a Penthouse Pornstar and featured model in March 1999. Her measurements are 34-24-35. Patricia Ford has charming brown eyes, silky black hair, and enhanced breasts.

Some women define an era. Patricia Ford was one.

Discovered at a Tropical Teen pageant when she was just fifteen, she caught the attention of Japanese talent scouts who whisked her to Tokyo—a bold leap that transformed a lei-giving local girl into an international sensation.

By her early twenties, Patricia Ford had become a symbol of the glossy, high-glamour decade that celebrated tanned skin, wet hair, and unapologetic confidence. Her career exploded across the pages of Playboy’s special editions, where she became a reader favorite and was later named Playboy’s Lingerie Supermodel of the Year in 1996. Unlike many of her peers, Patricia was never a Playmate—but she didn’t need to be. She had already built a global following, one photograph at a time.

While Playboy made her a star, photographer Suze Randall turned her into legend. Under Randall’s lens, Patricia posed with more daring sensuality, appearing in High Society, Club International, Spice, Men’s World, and Cheri Undercover. Sometimes under her alias “Brandi,” she became a fixture in the golden age of print erotica—sultry, confident, and always in control of her image.

At home, she was Hawaii’s own beauty queen. A five-time winner of the Bikini Open (1988, 1991, 1992, 1993, and 1995) and crowned Miss Maharajah ’92 in Honolulu, Patricia embodied the spirit of the islands—sun, strength, and sensual rhythm. Her hobbies—jet skiing, racquetball, long days on the beach, and soft romantic music—painted the portrait of a woman both relaxed and driven by passion.

Her commercial appeal went far beyond men’s magazines. Patricia became a familiar face in ads for Bud Light, Miller Lite, and the Splash bikini chain. In 1998, she appeared in Cypress Hill’s music video “Dr. Greenthumb,” and Hollywood came calling too—bit parts in "Play It to the Bone" and "Biggles: Adventures in Time" hinted at a screen presence that was as magnetic as her still images.

Yet her greatest fame came at the dawn of the internet. In the mid-1990s, Patricia Ford was one of the most searched-for names online—long before social media made instant icons.

Patricia eventually left modeling in her early thirties, married in 2001, and settled in Las Vegas. But her impact remains indelible. To this day, collectors, fans, and old-school magazine lovers remember her as the woman who brought the heat of Hawaii to the pages of the world’s most provocative publications.

Of mixed German, Irish, Chinese, Hawaiian, and Portuguese descent, Patricia Ford was—and still is—a living mosaic of sensuality. Her career bridged glamour and erotic art, the Pacific and Hollywood, innocence and fire.

For Penthouse, she represents the archetype we’ve always celebrated: a woman who understands the power of beauty, uses it without apology, and leaves an entire generation of admirers still catching their breath.