Kerstin Lindquist

Kerstin Lindquist is an American television actress, journalist, and television host. She is best known as one of the leading female hosts at QVC, the American home shopping network.

Kerstin was born on  27 October 1977, in Orange County, California, as Kerstin Sara Lindquist.
She received a degree in Government and Environmental Studies from the Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, PA.

After finishing her education, Kerstin became a Certified Yoga, Spinning and Fitness Instructor. In 2000, she appeared in movie, 100 Girls. The film was directed by Michael Davis, and Jonathan Tucker and Emmanuelle Chriqui were the lead stars. 
Kerstin then appeared in TV series That's My Bush! (2001) and The West Wing (2005.) In 2003, she appeared in a commercial for M-Life ATT. 

From 2002 to 2006, she worked as a news reporter for various TV channels, including KSBW NBC, KION/KCBA CBS/FOX, KVBC NBC, and KGTV - ABC. 

Since late 2011, she has been working as a program host for QVC.

In January 2017, she published a book "5 Months Apart: A Story of Infertility, Faith, and Grace," in which she talks about her story of becoming a mother, infertility, and faith.

Kerstin got married in 2003. They have three children. The family currently lives in Eastern Pennsylvania.

• NATAS Emmy - 2008 - "Behind the Scenes, How The I-Team Gained Access To Gitmo", Advanced Media
• NATAS Emmy - 2008 - "Miracle Ranch Orphanage Series", Human Interest
• NATAS Emmy - 2008 - "Kerstin Lindquist - Composite", Journalistic Enterprise
• San Diego Press Club - 2008 - 1st place "Mexico Special Report"
• Society of Professional Journalists - 2008 - "I-Team Special"
• NATAS Emmy - 2007 - "10-4 San Diego", Special Events Coverage
• Society of Professional Journalists - 2007 - "10-4 San Diego"