Crooner Chris de Burgh might want to look away now – for his cherished daughter is gracing the pages of Playboy magazine (OK, she's on a beach, not a bed).
Rosanna Davison (the namesake of her father's 1986 hit For Rosanna) peeled off for the shoot in Mauritius and the results have made the German edition of the magazine’s front page.
Davison is a former Miss World and Miss Ireland and has a sociology degree from UCD.
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Irish charms: Rosanna Davison in an image from her Playboy shoot
The 28-year-old told The Irish Sun: “It was something I wasn’t uncomfortable with at all.
“I was completely at ease and I really enjoyed it in the end. Everyone from my boyfriend Wes to my family have been supportive since I made the decision.”
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Of what her famous father makes of the shoot, she told The Irish Times: “I don’t know… I mean, I’m sure he’s seen them. He was very supportive, but I haven’t sat down the magazine and asked which are his favourites.”
In an interview with The Guardian last year, de Burgh said he was aware of his daughter’s plans to pose for the shoot, claiming “I don’t have a problem.”
The Lady In Red singer added: “There’s a huge difference between eroticism and pornography and as she’s said herself, when she’s old and wrinkly at least she can look back at these pictures.”
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Miss World, Rosanna Davison with her father Chris de Burgh attending the Variety Club Christmas Lunch at the London Hilton, Park Lane, London. The newly-crowned beauty attended the Variety Club's Christmas lunch her father, the singer Chris de Burgh, and declared she was looking forward to the next 12 months. Rosanna, 19, became the first Irish contestant to claim the title when she saw off the challenge of 105 competitors at the weekend.
Miss World, Rosanna Davison with her father Chris de Burgh attending the Variety Club Christmas Lunch at the London Hilton, Park Lane, London. The newly-crowned beauty attended the Variety Club's Christmas lunch her father, the singer Chris de Burgh, and declared she was looking forward to the next 12 months. Rosanna, 19, became the first Irish contestant to claim the title when she saw off the challenge of 105 competitors at the weekend.
Miss World 2004 Rosanna Davison poses on Majestic Hotel pier in Cannes, France. She announces her partnership with independant producer and distributor to vote on this year Miss World Winner for the very first time.
Miss World 2004 Rosanna Davison poses on Majestic Hotel pier in Cannes, France. She announces her partnership with independant producer and distributor to vote on this year Miss World Winner for the very first time.
Singer Chris De Burgh and his daughter, Miss World Rosanna Davison arrive for the annual British Comedy Awards at London Television Studios in south London.
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Model Rosanna Davison poses for the cameras at the 'Movie meets Media' event during the Munich fim fetsival in Munich, Germany, 02 July 2012. Photo: Felix Hoerhager
Miss China Qi Guan, right, reacts as she is named second runner-up during the Miss World 2003 beauty contest held at the beauty crown cultural center in Sanya, Hainan, Saturday, Dec. 6, 2003. Looking on, from left, are Miss Philippines Maria Rafaela Verdadero Yunon, Miss India Ami Vashi, Miss Ireland Rosanna Davison, Miss Canada Nazanin Afshin-Jam. (AP Photo/Ng Han Guan)
Chris de Burgh, daughter Rosanna Davison attend the 20th UNESCO charity gala at Maritim Hotel on November 19, 2011 in Duesseldorf, Germany. Prominent guest from film, politics, science and sport came together to help collect money for disadvantaged children from all over the world. Photo: SCHROEWIG/RR
Chris de Burgh, daughter Rosanna Davison attend the 20th UNESCO charity gala at Maritim Hotel on November 19, 2011 in Duesseldorf, Germany
Huffington Post UK | By Sara C Nelson Posted: 14/09/2012 14:12 Updated: 14/09/2012 14:32