Kate Upton, who heats up the annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition a few degrees every year, won't be putting on the Bunny ears any time soon. While Upton doesn't rule out a Playboy spread ion the future, she says it won't be happening right now.

Kate Upton, who's cat daddy dance was so hot it got banned from YouTube, has appeared on countless magazine covers but, speaking to British GQ, Kate Upton was asked if she would ever pose for Playboy.

"I never like to say never because there are circumstances that I could do pretty much anything if it inspires me and if I think that it's cool at the time," the hottest model on the planet right now admitted. "But right now, at this point in my career, I'm not doing Playboy."

The Sports Illustrated model was promoting her new role as global ambassador for Gilette. Those long legs will also not be gracing any catwalks at fashion shows in the near future.

"Fashion shows are not collaborative," she explained. "It's only about the designer, so I get bored in that situation. There's also a weird energy backstage - it's a little too aggressive, I prefer a relaxed, happy environment."

 "I love everybody to be happy on set because I think if everybody's having fun you get the best photos," Upton continued. "So I usually go out of my way to have good energy whenever I'm shooting. You can't do that in a fashion show because it's not a collaboration: it's really not about you."

Supermodel Kate Upton has been called a "modern day Marilyn Monroe" going from Sports Illustrated covers to movies. Kate did a silver plated cameo in the film "Tower Heist" in 2011 and raised the temperatures of "The Three Stooges" in 2012. Upton's third film, "The Other Woman," is no cameo though. It looks like she spars evenly with Leslie Mann and Cameron Diaz.