Stacy Keibler - Biography

Stacy Keibler was born on 14 October 1979 in Baltimore, Maryland. At an age of 3 she began dancing. Her background from ballet, tap and jazz. Her school was Baltimore's first "Ravens Cheerleaders".

Wrestling star is became an identity of Stacy Keibler. Stacy was first appeared in WCW. Now in the WWE causing cardiac arrest.

During course of her career Stacy was linked with many people. In WCW she was linked with David Flair. David Flair is son of Ric Flair. But Stacy's relationship with David for a brief time because David made relation with Daffney. But with Andrew her relationship was for long term. But Stacy and Andrew became separated after firing by Martin who is father of Andrew.

In 2005 she had made friendship with Randy Orton. In the same year she had made relationship with Geoff Stults who is best known for his role in 7th Heaven.

Apart from wrestling Stacy wrote feet ness column for the magazine "Stuff". Her legs are famous for their length. Her legs weight is 450 lb thus her legs have great strength. Stuff magazine also issue on her legs weight. In June 2005 and March 2006 she was cover girl for issue.

In December 1999 WWC not only took her out of the Nitro Girls but also recognized her potential. "Miss Hancock" this title was received by WWC to Keibler. And after that Stacy started played role in television programming for WWC. She was Baltimore Ravens Cheerleader before hired by WWC. She was also an actress before wrestling.

Stacy also participated in the Dancing with the Stars. Ballroom dancer Tony Dovolani was her dance partner at that time. In the earliest round she has got 10 point in the competition.

In the same dance competition, in the fifth week she has got 30 point by three judge for her "samba" dance. Next week in the same competition she has got perfect score and in the final round Satcy Keibler at third position. The winner of this competition was Lachey. Jerry Rice, was at second position.

"I believed in Santa Claus until I was much older than the average kid. One year, my mom wrote 'Merry Christmas, Stacy' on a chalkboard and told me it was written by Santa. I was like, 'Oh my God, he knows my name!' I truly believed. Then a kid ruined it for me one day and told me there was no Santa, and I came home crying. The sad part was that the girl who told me was younger than I was." says Stacy Keibler.