Chantalle Luberto

About Chantalle Luberto

Chantalle Luberto was born to parents Fred and Brenda Luberto. Born and raised in New Jersey, Chantalle worked as a child model for FORD Kids from the ages of three to seven. After leaving modeling, she pursued competitive gymnastics full-time. At age eight, she began competing at regional and national gymnastics meets, winning numerous all-around medals and trophies. While involved in gymnastics, she returned to modeling for various companies. Chantalle is best known for appearing as the cover model and "Miss April" for the New York Mets "7 Line" calendar, and for her work with All Natural Skin Care, *201 Magazine*, and Lord & Taylor. She appeared in an ESPN NFL pre-draft commercial as a backup dancer for 50 Cent and The Heavy, and on *The Dr. Oz Show*. In addition to modeling, Chantalle is a graduate of the New York Film Academy, where she studied for a year and acted in numerous short films. She has also been involved with several non-profit organizations—such as Make-A-Wish, Julia's Butterfly, and Cycle for Survival—and has served as an advocate for animal rescue organizations.