As President Obama keeps telling us, transparency is what it’s all about!

And that’s just the way Caprice saw it when she arrived at the 1996 British National Television Awards ceremony in a see through dress. This event caused Caprice to be banned from the show the following year, but she was soon invited back in 1998 at which time she wore a revealing $15,000 skintight dress bearing two British flag designs in tiny colored beads.

But it was her stint at Wonderbra that had her adorning billboards from one side of the Atlantic to the other. In 1996 Bourret was hired to launch “UK Wonderbra Week”, following in the footsteps of Wonderbra model Eva Longoria.

Although Caprice wore a transparent dress, her rise to stardom was far from transparently truthful. In several interviews she claimed to have come from a wealthy Hollywood family, when in fact she was raised in a shabby bungalow by her single parent mother, having been deserted by her car salesman father.

Later she was found to have deceived a boyfriend in 2003 when she claimed to be just 28 years old, when she was in fact 28. The guy in question was 21 year old Alex Davis who was heir to a $4 billion oil fortune. When the couple parted company Caprice sued a UK Sunday newspaper for accusing her of being a ‘gold digger’, and claimed during the court hearings that the boy’s mother wrote in a letter, ‘Caprice is perfect for my son. I look forward to planning their wedding’. Caprice was later forced to hand the money back when it was discovered she had used a forged letter to win the case.

With her profile rising, Hugh Hefner saw an opportunity to jump on the bandwagon and sought out Caprice to be a Playboy Bunnygirl and to appear on the cover of his March 2000 Playboy magazine.

During her time in the public eye Caprice has dated several high profile celebrity males including, Dennis Quaid, Rod Stewart and Matthew McConaughey.