Becky Griffin
Israeli-American television host and model
Rebecca "Becky" Griffin (Hebrew: רבקה "בקי" גריפין; born 27 December 1977) is an Israeli-American television host, model, actress, and sports journalist.
Biography
Rebecca Griffin was born in Givatayim, Israel. Her mother Ariela (née Gadasi) of Yemenite-Jewish descent, was an accountant for the Steimatzky bookstore chain. Her father Bob Griffin is an American-born Israeli of Jewish and Irish descent, who played professional basketball for Israeli Basketball Premier League clubs in the 1970s such as Maccabi Tel Aviv, and is currently an associate professor of English Literature. Her parents first met at a bus stop in Israel. She has a younger brother named Oren Griffin.
She appeared in a commercial at the age of 11 and went on to star in several commercials and campaigns. She worked as a sports reporter on the Israeli Sport 5 Channel, hosted youth shows on Israel's Channel 1, and did reporting for Erev Tov Im Guy Pines and In & Out. Griffin also starred in the 2003 Israeli drama film Matana MiShamayim.
Media and modelling career
On May 12, 2003, she became an MTV VJ on MTV Europe, and left the Israeli sports channel.
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