Rheanna Cartier has revealed how she is using Playboy's Creator platform to share her boxing training as she aims to turn professional. The beauty queen turned boxer explained to Daily Star Sport that the platform allows her to keep her two passions separate.
"I feel having that platform to really focus on boxing means I can split the two instead of mixing them together too much," she said. Despite her large following on Instagram, Cartier decided to use Playboy's Creator platform to post her training videos.
Dedicated to boxing
"I think that's another reason," she said. "I think it would be nice to have something just dedicated to boxing! Where it will literally just be all about my training and things like that. I'll still include it on my Instagram as well!"
Cartier was just 16 when she was scouted at a train station and began her modelling career. A year later, she entered Miss England and won the 'no make-up' round, marking her first taste of pageant success.
From pageants to the ring
While pageants became a major part of her life, boxing had always been in the back of her mind. In 2025, she finally stepped into the ring and won her debut bout. Her journey from beauty queen to boxer soon caught attention, including from Playboy.
"I saw that they had the Playboy Creator platform and I decided to join because they'd supported me with that article!" she said. For Cartier, the subscription platform offered another way to give her fans a closer look at her training and her journey into the world of combat sports.
Ultimate goal
"They'd supported me at the start; I really wanted to work with them in that way," she added. She noted that nobody else on the platform showcased boxing: "I just thought it would be a good opportunity!"
Now, fans can follow Cartier as she attempts to turn her childhood ambition into a professional career. "Even though pageants were my dream before, boxing was always there because it was something I wanted to do when I was younger," she said.
"So my ultimate goal and my ultimate focus now is boxing. Even though I'm still doing pageants, I think, 'If I can, I might as well,' especially when I'm travelling and things like that. But the main goal is actually progressing in boxing. I'd love to win a title and be a professional boxer."
