Kristen Ledlow

Kristen Ledlow is currently single though her Twitter posts in the past suggested that she was dating a baseball player from Jacksonville.

Kristen Ledlow was born in the US on 18 January 1988 to Roger Ledlow and Rita Ledlow. She has a sibling by the name Lauren Ledlow. She initially went to Christian Community School and later continued schooling at North Florida Christian School. She studied broadcasting and communications at Southeastern University in Florida.

Being an athlete got Kristen an opportunity to work as a reporter for all sports events in Southeastern University. She slowly expanded her scope of work to gain experience as the lead announcer for various university wide games and later became producer and host for the sports segment on the University’s local television channel.

Ledlow did her internship with NBC’s affiliate in Orlando during the NBA Finals in 2009. She was also an intern with ESPN during live broadcast of ESPY Awards in 2010.

In 2010, Kristen began her career as an anchor hosting ‘Good News Show’ for WTXL-TV. She also worked as a sideline reporter for the football matches of Florida State Seminoles. During this period, she wrote columns for Tallahassee Quarterback Club and worked as an anchor for ESPN Tallahassee’s radio station.

Kristen, shortly afterwards, joined CBS Sports Radio and co-hosted ‘The Opening Drive’ show. At about the same time, she declined an offer from ESPN to work an intern in an athletic ministry.

In 2013, Ledlow got her career break with an offer from WZGC to co-host their show along with Randy Cross and Jason Bailey. She quit WZGC in 2014. Later, she worked with HLN and CNN as a sports anchor.

In 2015, Kristen Ledlow became the first and only woman hired by NBA TV. She gained immense popularity hosting ‘NBA Inside Stuff’, ‘Game Time’ and ‘Inside the NBA’,

In 2014, Kristen Ledlow participated in ‘NBA All-Star Weekend Celebrity Game’ for the East Team and won accolades for her game scoring two points in the first half.

Her book of work includes interviews with players such as Doug McDermott, Seth Curry and Timofey Mozgov.