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Jeana Tomasino (born Jean Myers on September 18, 1955 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin) is a former model and actress, and is currently a realtor for RE/MAX in Coto de Caza, California. As an actress, she has also been credited as Jeana Tomasina or Jeana Keough.
Family
She married Matt Keough, a former pitcher for the Oakland A's and several other major league teams and current executive with the team, and is now known as Jeana Keough. The couple have three children. Their oldest son, Shane, entered the MLB Draft in 2005 and was drafted by the A's, but he chose to attend an Arizona college instead. Shane signed with the A's in June 2006, making him a third generation professional baseball player (Shane's grandfather, Marty Keough, previously played in the major leagues, as did his great uncle, Joe Keough). Their daughter, Kara, is a high school student and volleyball player, as well as an actress. The couple's youngest son, Colton, is also a baseball player.
Career
Tomasino appeared in Playboy magazine as the Playmate of the Month in November 1980. She followed this with a minor career in film and television through the mid-80's. Her biggest role was in the 1982 movie The Beach Girls, her other big film was in the 1984 comedy film Up the Creek. She also appeared as a back-up dancer, along with Danièle Arnaud and fellow Playmate Kymberly Herrin, in several ZZ Top music videos.
Keough is a star in the reality show, The Real Housewives of Orange County, on the Bravo cable network.
See also
- List of people in Playboy 1980-1989
External links
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