Sarah Kozer: She graduated from George Mason University with a degree in Philosophy and Women's Studies and attended Southwestern University School of Law.

She became briefly infamous for the sauciest scene in Joe Millionaire when she and Evan Marriott appeared to go into the woods to engage in fellatio. Kozer claims that no sex acts occurred and that the producers added kissing sound effects and the subtitles "slurp, gulp, slurp". In the VH1 program Secrets of Reality TV, Kozer claimed that her statement "Let's go somewhere quiet" was in fact spoken while she was receiving a back massage from another female contestant and that the audio was added to her scene with Marriot to make it more salacious. Gail Berman, Fox Entertainment President, later admitted that the famous "slurping" audio was not recorded in the woods or even from Kozer and Marriott.

Prior to her appearance on Millionaire she made over 50 bondage and foot fetish videos such as Bound and Gagged Bride and Curvaceous Arches. Her stage name as a sex worker was Cindy Schubert. She also had an uncredited role as a groupie in Almost Famous.

She appeared on the cover of the June 2003 issue of Playboy, the first time in the history of the magazine that the Playmate of the Year did not appear on the cover of the issue with her PMOY pictorial. Kozer posed nude for Playboy although she declined to show full frontal nudity because "I was a women's studies major."

In the UK she returned to the airwaves again in 2004 when she appeared in the Channel 5 Reality TV show Back to Reality. In 2007 archival footage of Sarah as Cindy Schubert was used to create the video Starlets in Bondage.

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