Kendra Wilkerson (Flux) - Model and Television Personality

Name: Kendra Wilkerson (Flux) - Model and Television Personality
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Author: nova_sterling

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Updated: Jan 2, 2025

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Type	LoRA
Stats	108
Reviews	Positive (12)
Published	Jan 2, 2025
Base Model	Flux.1 D
Training	Steps: 4,800 Epochs: 16
Hash	AutoV2 465742CEF7

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If you like this LoRA and generate some images, please share them here. It helps me learn what works and what does not!!!

Normally, I wouldn't train a LoRA for Kendra since there are other good ones out there, but I had the other two "girls next door", so I figured...

Kendra Wilkinson is an American television personality, model, and author. She is best known for her role on the reality TV series "The Girls Next Door", which chronicled her life as one of Hugh Hefner’s girlfriends at the Playboy Mansion, and for her own spinoff series, "Kendra."

I create these LoRAs for less popular people I do not see represented by other creators.

Likes, shares, and buzz are always appreciated, as they help me decide whether to create similar ones or switch to other niche genres.

Gifting me buzz is great, but training is 99% done locally, so others could use it more.