Carrie Stevens is an American actress and model. She was born in Buffalo, NY and grew up in the small town of Hardwick, Massachusetts. Memphis State University is where she studied Journalism and modeled locally, before she packed her bags headed for Hollywood. Carrie has been enjoying many years of landing dream job gigs on hit TV shows, in major motion pictures and appearing in major magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Glamour, Allure, and of course Playboy Magazine as Miss June 1997.

You have probably seen Carrie Stevens on the big screen and small, opposite Emmy winners Charlie Sheen and Jennifer Aniston, as well as Oscar winner Hillary Swank. She also appeared in "Rock Star" with Mark Whalberg. She has starred in independent films opposite exciting celebrities such as Jenifer Love Hewit, John Taylor (Duran Duran) and Don "The Dragon" Wilson. Carrie has had numerous guest star and recurring roles television shows. You may have seen her on "Two and a Half Men", "Beverly Hills 90210" or "Days of Our Lives", or Sci-Fi’s “Black Scorpion”. She has hosted three one hour shows for E! Entertainment Television", including ‘Wild On” and “FYI”. You might also remember her, as the girl climbing the human chain as she starred in Third Eye Blind's "Never Let You Go" music video.
 
Some of Stevens’ commercial ads include Lexus, Miller Ice, Starwood Resorts, Cyberswim, Toyota, Little Ceasars, Killians Irish Red Beer, American Laser Centers, Obagi Skin Care, Botox, Graco Strollers, and Ferro Cosmetics.

Stevens is famous for having been the longtime girlfriend of KISS-drummer Eric Carr, who died of cancer. She is adored by Kiss fans all over the world for taking care of their idol until his passing.

Her hobbies are writing and cooking. She wrote monthly column for Hot Mom's Club magazine, called “The Diary of a Man-Hating Model”. Stevens also founded the online green fashion magazine Envi-Image, in which dozens of fellow Playmates modeled eco-friendly fashions. She recently finished culinary classes and is currently launching an exclusive dinner party catering company.

Carrie founded “Carrie Cares”, and non-profit, grief support group. Currently she works closely with “Project Cuddle” an organization that prevents babies from being abandoned by supporting birth mothers and placing babies in loving homes.

She lives with her son in Los Angeles.