Joy Elizabeth Corrigan is an American model and the Playboy Playmate of the Month for February 2017

International Model and actress, Joy Corrigan at only age 20, is successfully developing a diverse and multi-talented career. Despite the fact that Joy is new to the scene, get ready to see her career sky rocket.

Joy emerged into the international Modeling world when she first signed with The Fashion Agency in Milan, Italy June of last year. Born in 1994, and grew up in North Carolina, Joy is just a small town girl who is now traveling to other cities including NYC, Miami, and Cape Town. Joy has recently been featured in magazines such as, GQ, Maxim, Ocean Drive, and New You magazine.

She is most know for her fan base around the world, and is currently a Lilliana Montoya Mermaid. Some other brands she has recently worked for are Venus, Essenuoto, Nicolita, Makers Shoes, and Calloway Golf. She has also walked for some great designers including Roberto Cavalli, Vivian Westwood, Perry Ellis, and Nicolita swimwear.

While maintaining a rising career in front of the cameras, Joy is also a loving role-model to her six brothers and three sisters, and has learned to balance a demanding career and her life in a close-knit large family.

She also has appeared in some commercials, brand names you might recognize include, Colgate, Fiat, State Farm, and Timex, as well as, working besides artists Enrique Iglesias, and Pitbull. She also has been featured on Fashion TV and in a episode of the hit TV show Burn Notice.

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