Caitlin O'Connor

Caitlin O’Connor Purdy (born August 3, 1990), better known as Caitlin O’Connor, is an American actress, model and host.

Career
O’Connor was a cast member on the series finale of Two and a Half Men on CBS.[1] She has also done a three-episode stint on Comedy Central's Tosh.0 as well as Key & Peele.[2][3] In 2015 she starred in a national commercial for Dave & Busters Partnered with Bellator and also starred in the network commercial for GSN's "Baggage on the Road." She is best known for her appearances as Arsenic Magazine's host for their ArsenicTV snapchat channel, Maxim Magazine as their "Helpful Hottie" advice girl,[4] and as one of the "Ten Hottest Girls in America" in the July/August 2013 issue.[5] In 2014 O’Connor co-starred in national commercials for Budweiser Black Crown and PepsiNext. Her print campaign credits include Target, Macy's, Sons of Anarchy, Esquire, FHM, GQ, Nickelodeon's The Bratz, Xbox, and Pert Plus.[6][7] She has been Sports Illustrated's 'Lady of the Day' seven times since 2011, when she made her first nude appearance for Playboy.[8][9] She has logged airtime as a recurring character on the MTV series Chelsea Settles.[10] As a host, O’Connor has regular assignments on ArsenicTV, TorioTV, FOX News, The Chive, The Doctors on CBS, and Maria Menounos' AfterBuzz TV.[11][12] She was a presenter at the 2015 and 2016 World MMA Awards.[13] O’Connor played lead female "Mirabelle" in the Machinima-produced web series "Tumbleweed."[14] Caitlin is rated #8 in MODE Lifestyle Magazine's World’s 100 Most Beautiful Women – 2016.[15]

Personal life
O’Connor was born in Los Angeles and raised in Uniontown, Pennsylvaniawhere she graduated high school. She moved back to Los Angeles at age 17 to attend UCLA as an English Major.[16] She was UCLA's BruinBearWear catalog model and also worked her first job at Disneyland as a Disney princess/character actress.[17] She is of Irish, English, and Hungarian descent. O’Connor loves combat sports and has worked as a ring girl for Top Rank Boxing, UFC Fight Pass' Invicta FC, GoldenBoy Boxing, BKB Boxing, and also was the lead ring girl in the 2015 feature film Southpaw.[18]