Kerrie Friend rose to fame in the 1980s as the co-host of Perfect Match in the 1980s alongside co-hosts Greg Evans and later Cameron Daddo.
Now 57, the Noosa based blonde is an author who is happily celebrating her 25th wedding anniversary with husband Kenn Copenhaver, 57.
Appearing on The Morning Show on Monday, the former model looked a little different to her days on the iconic dating show.
New life: Kerrie Friend (pictured) rose to fame in the 1980s as the co-host of Perfect Match in the 1980s. Appearing on The Morning Show on Monday, the former model looked a little different to her days on the iconic dating show
Kerrie, who was also a presenter on Wheel of Fortune, revealed that she might be tempted to do some acting work.
Her former co-host, Cameron, 55, recently returned to Australia after living in Los Angeles, to take on a role on Home and Away – and she has not ruled out joining him.
‘You know, I studied in Los Angeles at the Strasbourg Institute for two years. A lot of people don’t know I studied theatre for two years.
Love shack: Kerrie rose to fame in the 1980s alongside co-host Cameron Daddo. Pictured together on Perfect Match
Popular presenter: She also hosted Perfect Match alongside earlier host Greg Evans (left)
Star power: The model was also a presenter on Wheel of Fortune. Pictured in the 1980s
New role? Her former co-host, Cameron, 55, recently returned to Australia after living in Los Angeles, to take on a role on Home and Away – and she has not ruled out joining him
‘I am always looking for different roles and I have had that question posed to me a few times. So if the role is right, of course. Why would I say no?’ Kerrie said.
‘I’ve done a lot of different things I do my 30 something year career so never say never. It is a good opportunity, why not?’ she added.
Speaking to Woman’s Day in 2016, Kerrie said: ‘I still feel so blessed to have been a part of Perfect Match.
Acting work? ‘I am always looking for different roles and I have had that question posed to me a few times. So if the role is right, of course. Why would I say no?’ Kerrie said
Words: In recent times, Kerrie has been keeping herself busy, writing three self-help books including The Seven Pillars of Image and Image 52 Weeks to a New You which promise, ‘a sincere examination of their spirit, soul and body’
‘And it’s pretty funny to think I was involved with so many people getting together on the show, yet I had to move on the other side of the world to find my match’.
In recent times, Kerrie has been keeping herself busy, writing three self-help books including The Seven Pillars of Image and Image 52 Weeks to a New You which promise, ‘a sincere examination of their spirit, soul and body.’
Kerrie is also celebrating her 26th wedding anniversary with husband Kenn, who she met almost 30 years ago in Los Angeles.
Romantic: Kerrie is also celebrating her 26th wedding anniversary with husband Kenn Copenhaver, 57 (right), who she met almost 30 years ago in Los Angeles
Flashback: Kenn proposed to the blonde beauty on October 2, 1993, with the couple going on to tie the knot on New Year’s Eve in Sydney the following year
Kenn proposed to the blonde beauty on October 2, 1993, with the couple going on to tie the knot on New Year’s Eve in Sydney the following year.
They even went on to get married a second time, this time in an intimate ceremony in Lake Tahoe, situated near San Francisco.
She told Woman’s Day: ‘When it’s the right person, it just gets better. When you live with your perfect match, you’re so deeply in love, spirit, soul and body, it’s a beautiful thing.’
The couple currently split their time between their homes in Los Angeles and Queensland’s Noosa.
Speaking to Woman’s Day in 2016, Kerrie said: ‘I still feel so blessed to have been a part of Perfect Match. And it’s pretty funny to think I was involved with so many people getting together on the show, yet I had to move on the other side of the world to find my match’