Olivia Jordan is an actress, model, TV presenter, and was Miss USA 2015. She is a child trafficking and Alzheimer's awareness advocate.

Jordan has appeared in several national and international commercials and feature films including Jobs and Hot Tub Time Machine 2.

Jordan’s editorial print work has been featured in Cosmo, Shape, and Vogue Japan. Her modeling career has allowed her to travel the world, and in 2018, she was featured in the swimsuit issue of Sports Illustrated, a lifelong dream of hers.

She was recognized by Children of the Night, a group dedicated to rescuing US children out of psex trafficking, as an outstanding advocate.

Jordan is an advocate for Alzheimer's awareness and prevention. In 2015, she hosted the Oklahoma Chapter's Alzheimer's Association Memory Gala, helping to raise $1.3 million. Jordan became passionate about the cause through her father, who is the co-owner and co-owner of several senior living communities throughout the United States. Along with her father, she helped get the HOPE Act for Alzheimers’s passed in Congress, which she cites as one of her biggest accomplishments.

Jordan was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and attended Bishop Kelley High School.

Jordan holds a bachelor's of science degree in health sciences. As a college student, she worked as a group fitness instructor and personal trainer and pioneered a self-defense workshop that would become a continued tradition within her sorority, Alpha Phi.

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