The Camille Kostek welcomes the TBS reboot of “Wipeout” for the first time on April 1, 2021.
The Camille Kostek welcomes the TBS reboot of “Wipeout” for the first time on April 1, 2021.
Nicole Byer, Camille Kostek and John Cena are the TBS reboot of “Wipeout” on April 1, 2021.
The TBS restart of “Wipeout” begins on April 1, 2021.
Camille Kostek attends Rob Gronkowski in Gronk Beach at North Beach Bandshell on February 1, 2020 in Miami, Florida.
SI Jasmine Sanders, Kate Bock, Olivia Culpo, Josephine Skriver and Camille Kostek attend SiriusXM Day 3 at Super Bowl LIV on January 31, 2020 in Miami, Florida.
“Receiving this reminder in September was one of the most productive days of my life,” Said Camille Kostek, 29, of Killingworth, about restarting TBS’s “Wipeout” as host of the concert.
It’s a task that took him many years, returning to his days as a seventh-grader at Haddam-Killingworth High School when he discovered his love of being in front of the camera. During her school and the best school years, she traveled by bus at 6:45 a. m. to the regional school – she’s too small a town to have her own – and left her bags in the TV studio. To tell your classmates about lunchtime specials and weather forecasts. He then earned a bachelor’s degree in communication from Eastern Connecticut State University in Willimantic and did an internship at CBS Boston.
On April 1, Kostek, along with John Cena and Nicole Byer, will present small screens in the United States as presenters of the reboot of “Wipeout”, which originally aired on ABC until 2014. The competition passes races of impediments and, more than anything, eliminates.
“(My niche) is a family exhibition circle that brings joy to people’s homes and makes them laugh,” Kostek said. “It took me a few years to realize this. It’s a position where I felt like Camille. “
Filming took place in Santa Clarita, California, in November and last December. Recalling the first call of attention in his school days, Kostek said he had to leave at 4:45 a. m. M. To get to the set. ” And I’m not from tomorrow,” she said. Once there, he dressed with hand warmers in his pockets, shoes and shirt. With a climate of about 37 degrees, she and her fellow hosts had to pretend it was summer for the cameras.
“It’s not all the time glamorousArray . . . [we filmed] Cali’s bloodless days, which he didn’t know was a thing,” he said.
Another challenge: having to do everything through socially distance yourself and dressing in a mask. “The hardest thing for me is not to see people’s smiles because everyone had to wear a mask. There were times when I was making jokes, and with the mask and being like that. in the distance, I couldn’t see them laughing or seeing their faces. It is difficult to feel the power in the arrangement of the room . . . and I’m a hug. “
Despite early mornings, daily COVID tests and frozen fingers, Kostek said he had enjoyed every minute and hoped to return for more seasons. “When you love him, you don’t pay attention to the hours or the temperature he makes. . “
Camille Kostek attends the premiere of Sony Pictures’ “Bloodshot” on March 10, 2020 in Los Angeles, California.
Kostek is best known for being a Sports Illustrated costume style, as well as frequenting the NFL’s famous closed wing, Rob Gronkowski. But style is all that came to him later in life, unlike the TV host. from the seventh year,” he said, “he started auditioning for concerts when he was just over twenty years old.
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“Modeling for me many doors closed at first,” he said, recalling that he told him to lose weight or that he didn’t seem smart for a job.
“I feel like, as women, we still can’t see all the classified ads around us and especially now social media; I’m almost glad I didn’t grow up with that. Being an older sister, I will be informed of all the strain that comes with it,” Kostek said.
His big break came in 2017 when he responded in an open and unrepresented call against thousands of models for a place in Sports Illustrated. She and two contestants got the concert.
“I’m in love with the Sports Illustrated costume because it allowed me to fall in love with myself,” she said, “I didn’t need to lose weight or meet industry standards. I knew there was a way in. Illustrated like me in those measures. “In 2019, he was given coverage.
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As for their remarkable relationship: it was easy, he said.
For the most part, Kostek said dating an NFL player is “normal” and “like any other relationship. “But this year, Gronkowski’s team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, played in the Super Bowl, so he was able to give Kostek’s family circle something. that many other people couldn’t get: tickets.
“He called my parents for Face Time to tell them I had additional tickets for them. My father cried,” he said. These are special moments for him to be a professional athlete and bring memorable reports to my circle of relatives at times like these. Other than that, he’s just my man. “
Rob Gronkowski and Camille Kostek attend Warner Music Group’s 2020 Pre-Grammy Party at the Hollywood Athletic Club on January 23, 2020 in Hollywood, California.
Rob Gronkowski – 87 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and his friend Camille Kostek celebrate their victory in Super Bowl LV, a city-wide boat parade on February 10, 2021 in Tampa, Florida.
The couple met when Kostek was a new England Patriots porr from 2013 to 2015.
“What’s really special is that we were able to grow up and we were more productive friends before we went out together,” he says. “My career was cheerleader, school and model, and he was on the move to play, and we’d be home to each other.
Right now, the space, geographically speaking, is Tampa, Los Angeles and New York. “I’m all over the place all the time, ” he said. ” But I like being on the east coast, especially in the northeast. “I’m a Connecticut girl. “
Living in big cities and traveling in glamorous circles, in fact, has taken a step forward in its appreciation for nutmeg status. “I tell my parents, “Thank you for raising me in a dull city, ” he said.
“Growing up in Connecticut, I love having a big backyard and living on a dead end. I didn’t realize how lucky I was to have a neighborhood like this until I traveled and said to myself: you have to pay for parking and there’s traffic,” he said. As you go to the cities, you start to feel smaller and smaller. “When Kostek returns to the house to make a stop with his family, he now likes to “stand still and pay attention to the chibbing of the birds or cover himself in the snow. “
In addition to his “Wipeout” welcome concert, Kostek soon offers a variety of swimsuits “frame included”, as well as an existing jewelry line, and hopes to continue speaking at universities where he talks about the symbol of the frame and self-ception.
“It reminds me that’s why I have the platform,” he said.