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Busty HeartAmerican TV presenter, model, former stripper and owner of a huge bust
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Biography of Busty Hart
Busty Hart, whose real name is Susan Sykes, was born on May 9, 1961, in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. She rose to fame as an American television presenter, model, former stripper, and owner of a massive bust.
Television Appearances
Busty Hart gained popularity for her appearance on the television program "The Man Show," where she crushed beer cans with her enormous breasts. She even had the ability to crack watermelons with the weight of her chest.
In 2010, she reached the semi-finals of the German talent competition "Das Supertalent" but was eliminated from the competition due to the audience's votes.
Aside from her notable physique, Hart is also recognized for her role as Etra, the bodyguard, in the comedy film "The Dictator" (2012) alongside Sacha Baron Cohen.
She also appeared in various television shows, including "America's Got Talent" in 2008 and "Rude Tube" on Channel 4 in the United Kingdom. Her most popular appearance was on Comedy Central's comedy show "The Man Show," where she demonstrated her unique talent of crushing beer cans with her breasts. She also broke vinyl records and stacks of boards, usually done by karate experts with their hands.
She has participated in diverse television shows such as "That's Just Wrong," the final season of "Steve Harvey's Big Time Challenge" with host Steve Harvey, "Private Parts" in England, "World's Dumbest," "Outrageous and Contagious Viral Videos," "Talk Soup" on the E! channel, and the comedy series "MANswers" on Spike TV. Her video clip showcasing her abilities was recognized as the 14th best clip of 2005 by the E! channel.
Reality Show Competitions
Busty Hart demonstrated her unique abilities as a former stripper during the competition program of "America's Got Talent" on July 1, 2008. However, the judges unanimously rejected her, deeming her use of her breasts in such a strange manner as inappropriate.
However, she found success on the German competition "Das Supertalent" in 2010. All the judges were thrilled with Busty Hart's performance, and she made it to the semi-finals. She landed in the top 40 out of 41,000 contenders for victory but was eliminated based on the viewers' votes. The jury for the competition in Germany included Dieter Bohlen, the founder of the duo "Modern Talking," who confessed that he watched Busty Hart's performance with his mouth open and could not believe what he was seeing.
