41 Hottest Pictures Of Nicole Arbour

January 16, 2021

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Hottest Pictures Of Nicole Arbour. In 2015, Nicole Arbour got into a controversy after posting a video titled Dear Fat People on her YouTube channel. People saw the video as fat-shaming content. Her video was unavailable temporarily from YouTube. Nicole became the subject of both celebrity and public criticism.

Canadian director Pat Mills stated that he decided to hire Nicole as a choreographer for his next film. But after the video, he chose not to do that. Later, Nicole defended her video, saying that it wasn’t to offend people; it was a satire. Later, she also posted more satirical videos, including Dear Black People, Dear Refugees, Dear Sluts, Dear Feminists, etc.

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She began her career as a series regular on the television program Video on Trial in 2006. Nicole was attached to the show till 2009. She played as a beautiful assistant on the series Howie Do It. She also appeared on television programs like Too Much Information, C.M.T.’S Hottest, etc. Nicole made her big-screen debut in 2008 with the film The Rocker.

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The following year, the actress had Regina Manitoba’s role in You Might as Well Live. The year 2011 saw her performance as Jackie in the movie Silent But Deadly. In 2013, she released her single Bang Bang. Nicole also released her music video, Fun Revolution, in 2015. In 2017, her other music video, Show Me How You Werk, was released.

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Nicole also served as a choreographer for award shows, cheerleading teams, recording artists, etc. She also served as a host for several events, including Virgin Mobile National Fearless Day, Style New York Fashion Week, L.G. National Texting Championships, etc. Nicole has campaigned for a few brands like Axe, Guy Code Campaign, Virgin Mobile, etc.

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She was born on 26^th June 1985 in Hamilton, Canada. Nicole is a former cheerleader for the National Basketball Association. She studied at Humber College. While in college, Nicole led the dance team and won two national championships. She won the International Pain Foundation Hero of Hope Award and The Producers Choice Award.