Paige Summers

About Paige Summers

Paige Summers (born Nancy Ann Coursey on July 21, 1976 in Lorain, Ohio, USA, died September 22, 2003) was an American adult model. She was a former Penthouse Pet of the Month and Pet of the Year. She moved with her family to Morganton, North Carolina and graduated from Freedom High School where her senior superlative was "Barbie Look-Alike".

She invented the name Paige Summers for her pornographic modeling career. She appeared in several issues of High Society and Cheri magazines in 1995, and was first chosen Penthouse Pet of the Month for August 1996, but her fame came as Penthouse Pet of the Year for 1998 where she became the first North Carolinian to be so chosen. Kia Motors gave her a Sportage SUV as part of her award, in exchange for advertising. She claimed to earn half a million dollars a year. Summers appeared on The Howard Stern Show and several Penthouse videos.

Nancy Coursey traveled the world as part of her career, including to India and Australia, but kept in touch with her family, and by 2003 had moved back to live with them in Morganton. She was engaged to be married to local pharmacist and real estate owner Bracey Bobbitt on October 11, 2002. She was found dead in her home on the shore of Lake James, on the morning of September 22,2003 of a drug overdose from a combination of the painkillers codeine and oxycodone.

Performances
Penthouse Pet: August 1996


From myppets.club:

Paige Summers was an American-born Penthouse model. She was born as Nancy Ann Coursey on July 21, 1976 in Lorain, Ohio, United States.

Paige Summers was chosen as Penthouse Pet of the Month in August 1996 and Pet of the Year 1998. Paige was 20 years old when she was honored with the prestigious title of Penthouse Pet. Her measurements are 37-24-35. Paige Summers has seductive blue eyes, honey blond hair, and prominent enhanced breasts.

Paige worked with a mix of high-profile men's magazines, including pictorials and covers that cemented her as one of the most recognizable adult models of the late '90s and early 2000s. She was a fixture at Penthouse parties, trade shows, and public appearances, always draped in that signature mix of Southern warmth and high-voltage sex appeal.


Her rise wasn't just about beauty - it was about presence. Paige had the ability to make every photographer's lens feel like it was the only one in the room, and every fan feel like they were the only person she saw. That kind of magnetism can't be faked - it either burns inside you or it doesn't.


In her career, Paige represented a certain era of Penthouse glamour - when the magazine pushed boundaries and celebrated women who were both classically beautiful and utterly uninhibited. She lived her life in the public eye with a fearless energy, embodying the Penthouse ideal: bold, sensual, and entirely unforgettable.


Even now, her legacy lives on in the way she changed the game for Pets who followed her - proving that a woman could come from a small town, step into the world's spotlight, and become an icon of erotic allure. Paige Summers will always be remembered as the Pet who carried both the heat of the spotlight and the warmth of home, wrapped in one irresistible package.