If you're a geek, you know Jeri Ryan as the former Borg drone Seven of Nine on Star Trek: Voyager, but there's a lot more to this talented actress than just that iconic sci-fi role. Born in Germany, Jeri had a mobile childhood. Her father was in the military and moved the family all around the world until he retired when Jeri was 11. She never imagined she'd one day become a famous actress in Hollywood.
Jeri studied theater in college but initially pursued a career as a beauty queen, winning the Miss Illinois pageant in 1990. It wasn't until years later that she caught her big break in acting when she landed the part of Seven on Voyager in 1997. Jeri brought depth and humanity to a complex character over the show's seven seasons. Her nuanced performance earned her a Saturn Award nomination. Since then, she's gone on to star in several other popular TV shows, including Boston Public, Shark, Body of Proof and Bosch.
Jeri's early interests were in the performing arts. She started dancing at age six and went on to compete in several beauty pageants, eventually winning Miss Illinois.
After graduating, Jeri attended Northwestern University, where she majored in theater. ###During this time, she gained experience through local theater productions. Upon graduating college, Jeri moved to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career.
Like many aspiring actors, Jeri struggled to find work at first. She had minor roles in a couple of TV shows and movies but mainly worked as a waitress to pay the bills. Her big break came in 1997 when she was cast as Seven of Nine in Star Trek: Voyager.
This role quickly catapulted her to fame and introduced her to sci-fi fans worldwide. For seven seasons, Jeri played the human Borg drone Seven of Nine. Her character's backstory struggles with humanity, and the catsuit she wore made her an instant favorite with viewers. After Voyager ended in 2001, Jeri went on to star in other shows like Boston Public, The O.C., and Leverage.
Beautiful Borg Body
With her Icy blue eyes, fair skin, and blonde hair, Jeri Ryan is a natural beauty perfect for making nerds horny. Even in her early days of modeling, Ryan’s face caught people’s attention. She has a heart-shaped face with a small, pointed chin, high cheekbones, and a widow’s peak hairline.
At 5 feet 8 inches, Ryan has the slender and athletic figure of a professional dancer. While acting on Star Trek: Voyager, Ryan’s costume emphasized her hourglass figure and toned physique. She has also appeared in lingerie and swimsuit photoshoots over the years, showing off her fit and feminine form.
On the red carpet, Ryan favors elegant and glamorous gowns, especially in her signature color of red. She also likes to show some cleavage and leg, embracing her sexy side. In her everyday style, Ryan prefers casual and comfortable clothes like jeans, t-shirts, and blouses with a bohemian flair.
With a face and body like that, it’s no wonder Jeri Ryan first found fame as a model. But her memorable roles, charismatic personality, and ageless beauty have allowed her to build a lasting career as an actress in Hollywood. At 56, she continues to stun on and off screen.
Rise to Fame on Star Trek: Voyager
In 1997, Jeri Ryan landed the role that would launch her to stardom - Seven of Nine on Star Trek: Voyager. As the Borg drone was rescued from the collective and struggled to rediscover her humanity, Jeri brought a compelling mix of strength, vulnerability, and sex appeal to the character that resonated with fans.
When Seven of Nine was introduced in the fourth season, Voyager's ratings were flagging. The show needed a jolt of something new and fresh. Jeri’s portrayal of the conflicted former Borg was that jolt. Upon joining the cast, Voyager saw a 60% percent increase in ratings. That's just how fuckable this woman is.
Jeri's form-fitting silver catsuit might have captured initial attention, but her nuanced performance is what kept fans enthralled. Viewers loved watching Seven’s journey to reconnect with her human side after years of Borg indoctrination.
Over the following seasons, Jeri became an integral part of the Voyager ensemble. Some of the show’s most poignant and thought-provoking episodes centered around Seven, like “The Raven,” which explored her memories of assimilation as a child, and “Someone to Watch Over Me,” where she awkwardly ventured into romantic relationships. Jeri’s talent and on-screen presence elevated every scene she was in.
By the series finale, Seven had developed into one of the most complex and compelling characters in Star Trek. She continued the tradition of powerful female characters in the franchise but with a vulnerability and humanity all her own. For her role, Jeri received four consecutive Saturn Award nominations for Best Supporting Actress in Television.
After Voyager ended, Jeri went on to star in many other TV shows and movies. But for Star Trek fans, she will always remain the perfect embodiment of a woman rediscovering her humanity after years of losing herself – and finding her way home.... all while having larger perky tits.
Later Roles
By the early 2000s, Jeri Ryan landed more prominent roles that showcased her talent. In 2001, she starred as Juliet Stuart in the TV series “The American Embassy.” Though the show was short-lived, Ryan’s performance demonstrated her ability to portray complex and multi-dimensional characters.
After Voyager ended in 2001, Ryan landed roles in popular shows like “Boston Legal” and “The O.C.” She also starred in films like “Down with Love” and “Dracula 2000.” In recent years, Ryan has appeared on “Body of Proof,” “Leverage,” and “Warehouse 13.”
While the sci-fi genre remains close to her heart, Ryan has demonstrated her range in more mainstream dramas and romantic comedies. She brings a relatable humanity and wit to every role. If you're making a movie and need a hot milf with a great rack, give Jeri a call.
What Fans Love About Jeri Ryan's Body
Jeri Ryan is best known for playing Seven of Nine, the ex-Borg crew member, in Star Trek: Voyager. Her portrayal of the character is memorable for many reasons, not least of which is how she looked in that skintight silver catsuit.
Even among the attractive actors and characters of the Star Trek universe, Jeri Ryan stood out for her striking figure. With her tall, statuesque frame, long legs, and ample curves, she cut an imposing yet alluring figure in her Borg regeneration suit. Her hourglass silhouette and shapely rear end earned her a legion of devoted male fans and the admiration of viewers of all genders.
While Star Trek is not usually known for gratuitous displays of skin, Jeri Ryan’s Seven of Nine costumes took advantage of her assets. The silver jumpsuit was form-fitting, to say the least, highlighting her slender waist, curvy hips, and bust. The open back and halter top also bared some skin in a tasteful yet tantalizing way. For many viewers, seeing a glimpse of Jeri’s flesh through the strategically placed cutouts of her suit was a highlight of each episode.
Between her show-stopping figure, memorable outfits, and pioneering role, it’s easy to see why Jeri Ryan earned such a devoted following. She brought beauty, talent, and empowerment to the Star Trek universe, all wrapped up in a shimmering silver catsuit.
The Suit
Jeri Ryan's ballet figure was showcased in the skintight bodysuits she wore on the show. When Jeri joined the cast in Season 4, the producers wanted her character to stand out. They designed a silver catsuit that hugged Jeri’s curves, complete with “bio-neural gel packs” (those round shapes on her suit). The outfit left little to the imagination. Jeri has said she found the suits uncomfortable but understands their appeal.
Off-screen, Jeri knows how to rock a red carpet. She favors elegant, body-skimming gowns that flatter her hourglass figure. A favorite is a one-shoulder midnight blue gown she wore to the Saturn Awards. Its single long sleeve and asymmetrical neckline highlighted her décolletage while the ruched waist and slit skirt showed a hint of leg.
Twenty years later, Seven of Nine costumes remain iconic. Cosplayers frequently recreate her silver catsuit, and fans still swoon over photos of Jeri wearing it. While the suits were designed to make her character an object of desire, Jeri brought strength, intelligence, and depth to the role that made Seven of Nine an inspiration as well.
Nudes
In the late 1990s, near the height of her Star Trek fame, Jeri Ryan faced a crisis that shook her privacy. During her divorce from her first husband, Jack Ryan, a political candidate in Illinois at the time, graphic nude photos of Jeri surfaced along with the details of their sexual escapades.
The leak ended up ruining Jack's presidential run, leading to Obama taking office. It's crazy to think that Obama may have not been president if Jeri's tits weren't so fucking awesome.
Since pics are already out there, Jeri could pose for Playboy. Give us the whole kit and kaboodle.
