Sponsor Brittney Palmer

Why you should sponsor me for your next influencer campaign?

An accomplished artist, model, host, and UFCs Octagon Girl, Brittney Palmer is a modern day Renaissance Woman. A 10 year veteran of the entertainment industry, Brittney has been driven by her passion to immerse herself in art, whether it’s the art of painting, music, dancing, or jiu jitsu. A professional model and entertainer since the day she turned 18, Brittney was ready for the spotlight. Growing up in Las Vegas, it’s impossible not to gravitate toward the glitz and glamour of the live shows on The Strip. In four short years, she left her mark: first appearing in V Ultimate Variety Show, followed by a featured act in Jubilee, then as a magician’s assistant to Nathan Burton, culminating as the lead dancer in X Burlesque at The Flamingo Hotel and Casino. As a featured personality for the past eight years, this Ultimate Fighting Championship Octagon Girl is woven into the fabric of the mixed martial arts world. With over 100 million worldwide viewers for each event, Brittney is cage-side, preparing to balance the beasts with her beauty as she readies everyone for the next round of action. In a sport with very few female personalities, the thousands of sports and entertainment media outlets that cover MMA worldwide everyday seek Brittney’s unique perspective. From her days circling the cage with World Extreme Cagefighting, Brittney has been at the forefront of a sport that’s exploding in popularity across the globe. She’s been featured across a plethora of media such as: Playboy, Maxim, FHM, Fitness Gurls, Inside Fitness and more. Painting for the majority of her life, Brittney made the commitment to start her art career by engrossing herself in the epicenter of the art culture: Venice Beach. A self taught artist, she’s attending art school at UCLA in Los Angeles to take her passion to the next level. A flower child at heart, the Woodstock era inspires her collection of acrylics on canvas. Capturing her take on rock and pop cultural icons from the 1960s and ‘70s, her creations have been a big hit from both critics and collectors.