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HER STORY

Born to a rich blend of Native American, Korean, and Laotian roots, Kerri grew up with stories passed down like sacred heirlooms — tales of warriors, wanderers, and women who never waited for permission to be powerful. Her upbringing was a cultural mosaic stitched together with tradition, resilience, and the quiet strength of generations before her.

From a young age, Kerri was captivated by machines. While other kids played with dolls or bikes, she begged to shadow her uncle in his garage, memorizing the hum of engines like lullabies. She learned early that tools don’t care about gender — just determination. The smell of oil, the whir of a turbocharger, the satisfaction of a perfect bolt torque — it was her peace.

But she wasn’t just grit and grease. Kerri had grace too. A camera found her before she ever sought it. Her distinctive look — a reflection of three cultures braided into one striking presence — caught the attention of a local photographer during a charity car show. From there, modeling doors opened, but she didn’t walk through them — she drifted in sideways, with style and horsepower.

Kerri now lives at the intersection of beauty and power. By day, she’s a sought-after model for global campaigns. By night, she’s in the garage, sleeves rolled, sweat on her brow, tuning engines and chasing perfection. She finds peace in motion — driving clears her mind, especially when the city blurs behind her in the rearview mirror.

Her mission? To show the world that women — especially women of mixed, often-overlooked backgrounds — can do it all. Be soft. Be strong. Be stunning. Be skilled. She's made it her purpose to break stereotypes, one photoshoot and one horsepower at a time.

Whether she’s fine-tuning a race car, leading a fitness boot camp on tour, or gaming late into the night with her fans, Kerri’s message is clear:

- "You don’t have to choose between what you love. You are allowed to be everything you are."