Kim Alexis

Kim Alexis knows something about relevance that defies cultural timelines.

Her career began at 17, when a Buffalo modeling agency saw what would soon become unmistakable: natural beauty paired with substance. New York came next, then over 500 magazine covers worldwide including Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and Cosmopolitan. She set the cover record for Glamour and became the face of Revlon's Ultima II, replacing Lauren Hutton in 1983.

Six consecutive years in Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue cemented her supermodel status. The foundation for all of it? Competitive swimming. Discipline and strength built early, carried forward.

Kim transitioned into broadcasting as fashion editor for Good Morning America, then hosted programs spanning health, adventure, and food. She appeared in Holy Man alongside Eddie Murphy and guest-starred in the final episode of Cheers. HBO's documentary About Face later featured her in conversations about aging, beauty, and what endures.

She wrote books. Ran eight marathons. Became National Wellness Ambassador for Trilogy by Shea Homes, developing wellness programs nationwide. She speaks, advocates, and shows up for causes that align with how she lives: grounded, healthy, spiritually connected.

What Kim understands now, decades into a life lived publicly and intentionally, is this: purpose doesn't fade. It deepens. With Unexpired, she creates space for conversations that honor that truth.