Bonnie-Jill Laflin is an internationally recognized host, model, actor, and sportscaster, having worked for FOX Sports, NBA TV, the BBC, and currently as a reporter for NBC Sports and host of “The Weekly Pass” on Westwood One. Laflin is the first female to be awarded 6 championship rings in 2 professional sports, earning a Super Bowl ring during her time cheering for the 49ers and 5 NBA championship rings as an executive for the Los Angeles Lakers. Laflin is the first and only female NBA scout, holding the front office position with the Lakers. She has cheered professionally with the NBA and NFL, through the Golden State Warriors, and with both the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys. Beyond her professional ventures, Laflin is passionate about animal welfare and the nation’s veterans, founding the non-profit, Hounds and Heroes, participating in equine therapy retreats for wounded warriors and combat veterans. As an advocate for animals, she lobbies Capitol Hill and since 2009, speaks with Congress to encourage the passage of the SAFE Act, which would ban horse slaughter. In her spare time, she is a competitive barrel racer in rodeos, a model and ambassador for many Western brands, rescues horses (she has rescued 26 from slaughter), and lives on a performance horse ranch. Her family owned racehorses before she was born, and as such, she is the owner of 3 with her father, and has been riding horses since she was 2-years-old. Bonnie-Jill Laflin has an active engagement rate on social media with over 100K Instagram followers and approximately 57K Twitter followers.
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IG: @bonniejill
@houndsandheros
FB:@BonnieJillFanPage
Twitter: @BJLaflin
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