Esther Baxter

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'''Esther Baxter''' (born September 23, 1984) is an African American model from Miami, Florida. She is well known for her voluptuous figure with a measurement of 34DDD-24-40. She is also an aspiring actress.
==Biography==
Esther Baxter rose to prominence after being featured in the music video for Petey Pablo's single "Freek-A-Leek" in 2004. Since then, she has appeared in several music videos , including Ludacris's "Number One Spot", Will Smith's "Switch", Nelly's "Shake Ya Tailfeather" and Kanye West's "The New Workout Plan". In addition to video success, she's also been in a number of magazines, such as VIBE, King, and XXL.
[[Image:Esther_Baxter.jpg|240px|left]]
Esther Baxter,print and video model (part White, Puerto Rican, East Indian, African American, Norwegian, Cuban, and German). She is known to have been a kindergarten teacher and a Red Lobster waitress before she became a video model.

She is also been called "Miss Freek-a-Leek" due to her appearance in Petey Pablo's video.
===Relationship===
An 18-year-old Baxter married and divorced her Marine Corps husband in a matter of a few months. She has dated many popular NBA players and hip hop stars since her divorce.

==Video Appearances==
Esther Baxter has appeared in a number of hip hop videos. They include:

* ''Keep It on the Low'' by TQ
* ''Freek a Leak'' by Petey Pablo
* ''Vibrate'' by Petey Pablo
* ''Shake Ya Tailfeather'' by Nelly
* ''Caught Up'' by Ja Rule
* ''Number One Spot/The Potion'' by Ludacris
* ''Switch'' by Will Smith
* ''Overnight Celebrity'' by Twista
* ''Bottles N' Up'' by Benzino
* ''King of The Dancehall'' by Beenie Man
* ''Row Da Boat'' by Don Yute
* ''One Call Away'' by Chingy
* ''Tush (Tush, Tush, Tush)'' by Ghostface Killah ft. Missy Elliot
* ''Don't Say Nuthin''' by The Roots
* ''Keep Doin' It'' by Violator
* ''Gangsta Girl'' by Big Tymers
* ''Nookie'' by Jacki-O
* ''Get Low (Remix)'' by Lil Jon
* ''Oh Yes/Clockwork'' by Juelz Santana
* ''Ting Ting'' by J Menace
* ''Spaceship'' by Kanye West
* ''The New Workout Plan'' by Kanye West
* ''Angel'' (unreleased) by Pharrell Williams
* ''How the Hustlers Do It'' by Swishahouse ft. Webbie
* ''Georgia'' by Ludacris ft. Field Mob

==Magazine appearances==
# ''XXL'' (June 2004)
# ''The Source'' (June 2004)
# ''XXL'' (July 2004)
# ''King'' (August 2004)
# ''Smooth'' (August 2004)
# ''Smooth Girl'' (September 2004)
# ''The Source'' (September 2004)
# ''Today's Black Woman'' (October 2005)
# ''Da Book'' (September 2005)
# ''Blackmen SSX'' (June 2005)
# ''Vibe'' (January 2005)
# ''King'' (January-February 2005)
# ''XXL'' (January-February 2005)
# ''King'' (May-June 2006)
# ''Blackmen SSX Esther Baxter Special'' (Summer 2006)
# ''Blackmen'' (October/November 2006)
# ''Blackmen SSX Esther Baxter Special 2'' (January 2007)

==Calendar Appearances==
# ''Ethnicity'' (2005)
# ''The Unforgettable'' (2005)
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