Gigi Hunter

Slim, sultry and energetic African-American dancer Gigi Hunter started her dance training in 10th grade at the Duke Ellington School of the Arts. She has four brothers and three sisters. Hunter appeared in a 1984 Broadway stage production of "The Wiz." Gigi joined the cast of the immensely popular music variety TV series "Solid Gold" as a regular featured dancer in 1987 and remained on the show until the end of the final 1988 season. Following her stint on "Solid Gold" Hunter appeared as a dancer in the hit comedy "Coming to America" and was a dancer on the WWF Slammy Awards show in the late 80s. Moreover, Gigi not only popped up on episodes of the TV series "Fame," but also has small roles as a dancer in the films "Mac and Me," "Lambada," and "Dark Streets." Outside of dancing, Hunter is also a highly successful fashion designer. Gigi acquired knitting as a passionate hobby after she was taught how to knit by one of her sisters at age eight. Hunter's celebrity clients include Jasmine