1. Bridget Marquardt is a podcast host and American television personality known for her role in the reality TV series The Girls Next Door, which depicted her life as one of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner's girlfriends.
15 Facts About Bridget Marquardt
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Shortly after her birth, Bridget Marquardt's mother moved the family back to California, where she was raised.
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Bridget Marquardt's parents divorced when Bridget was in the fifth grade.
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Bridget Marquardt's mother remarried, and Marquardt and her younger brother Edward moved to their stepfather's ranch, where they later gained a half-sister, Anastasia.
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Bridget Marquardt attended Galt High School for her freshman and sophomore years and then transferred to Lodi High School, from which she graduated in 1990.
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Bridget Marquardt graduated from San Joaquin Delta College with an associate degree.
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In 2001, Bridget Marquardt moved to Los Angeles, California and did local modeling jobs and small acting roles.
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Bridget Marquardt appeared in an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm as herself along with Madison and Hefner in 2005.
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Bridget Marquardt appeared as herself along with Madison, Wilkinson and Hefner in the Entourage episode "Aquamansion".
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Bridget Marquardt appeared in The House Bunny with her fellow models and Hefner alongside Anna Faris.
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Bridget Marquardt appeared in a 2002 episode of The Man Show and as one of Hefner's playmates in the video game Playboy: The Mansion, which was released in January 2005, as well as in an episode of Celebrity Paranormal Project which aired on November 19,2006.
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Bridget Marquardt took an online paranormal course because of her interest in paranormal activity.
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Bridget Marquardt was one of the final six out of 20 contestants.
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In 2008, Bridget Marquardt appeared on an episode of NBC's Last Comic Standing along with Wilkinson and Madison, in an episode in which the trio were told funny "bedtime stories" by the competing comics.
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In late 2008, Bridget Marquardt began dating director Nicholas Carpenter, son of original Mercury astronaut Scott Carpenter.