Bobbi Jene Smith was born in Centerville, Iowa, and started her career as a dancer. Success came fast for Bobbi, as she joined the dance division of New York's prestigious Juilliard School. However, at age 21 this Midwestern mama took an unlikely trajectory by dropping out of Juilliard and moving to Israel where she became a member of the Batsheva Dance Company. She chose wisely, though, because it appears that all her subsequent stage and screen accomplishments can be traced back to...
Bobbi Jene Smith was born in Centerville, Iowa, and started her career as a dancer. Success came fast for Bobbi, as she joined the dance division of New York's prestigious Juilliard School. However, at age 21 this Midwestern mama took an unlikely trajectory by dropping out of Juilliard and moving to Israel where she became a member of the Batsheva Dance Company. She chose wisely, though, because it appears that all her subsequent stage and screen accomplishments can be traced back to Batsheva, of which she was a member for 10 years. Bobbi Jene landed her first acting role in the Israeli love story Yossi (2012), wherein she plays a character named Rachelle who gets sandwiched between two dudes who are clearly more interested in one another than her. We can't figure out why, especially once her bra comes off and we get a look at her luscious lactoids! The same year that she made her nude debut in Yossi, Bobbi choreographed a dance piece called Arrowed starring Oscar Isaac. The actor's girlfriend at the time Elvira Lind (who is now his wife) became enamored with Bobbi and chose her as the subject of her documentary. Bobbi Jene (2017) chronicles the bodacious babe's decision to leave Batsheva to choreograph her own dance pieces in America. It also contains the best nudity of her career, as she performs a skinterpretative dance that showcases all three Bs. After achieving her goal in America (she choreographed the critically-acclaimed sci-fi smash Annihilation [2018]), she again showed her three Bs in Aviva (2020). Bobbi Jene is an American/Israeli dream.
